On 2012/02/28 07:06 PM, James DeLuca wrote:
Module: Checking post-auth {...} for more modules to load }
radiusd: Opening IP addresses and Ports listen {
type = auth
ipaddr = 10.0.8.9
You've configures your server to NOT listen on localhost.
Sending to localhost will therefore
hi,
you have configured your server to listen for authentications on IP
10.0.8.9
..but then you try sending a request to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
of course it isnt going to work.
either configure the server to listen on all interfaces (*) as a
default install would, or use 10.0.8.9 as the
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Please make sure that port 1812/1813 are enabled on your server firewall.
Hashim Mohammed Zayed
Moeen IT
On 2012 2 28 17:10, James DeLuca
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Hope you can help us out. First time dealing with RADIUS
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hi,
you have configured your server to listen for authentications on IP
10.0.8.9
..but then you try sending a request to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
of course it isnt going to work.
either
James DeLuca wrote:
Changed the radtest to
radtest bob hello 10.0.8.9 0 testing123
Now in the terminal windows where we ran radiusd -X we get the following error
Ignoring request to authentication address 10.0.8.9 port 1812 from unknown
client 10.0.8.9 port 56524
So... what do you
Hi,
radtest bob hello 10.0.8.9 0 testing123
Now in the terminal windows where we ran radiusd -X we get the following error
Ignoring request to authentication address 10.0.8.9 port 1812 from unknown
client 10.0.8.9 port 56524
is 10.0.8.9 listed in clients.conf ?
you will see no response
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