Hi,
Yes, this is our actual configuration and it works very well, but I think that
with the long run, a
database that contains all MAC address can become very difficult to manage.
But if it' s the only solution, I will make with.
Thanks.
Hi,
>I'm now sure that the best way for us is MAC Address filtering.
thats a way of doing the 'host' part. the user can then be authenticated
by an EAP method.
ie authorization stage can check the calling-station-id (MAC address) and,
if not known, just reject. then, if known carry on to t
Ok thanks for the reply.
I'm now sure that the best way for us is MAC Address filtering.
Have a good day.
Nicolas CLO
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nicolas@ricoh-industrie.fr wrote:
> We w
On 24/06/13 14:09, nicolas@ricoh-industrie.fr wrote:
Thanks for your help.
We want two authorization in the same times, for example, to ensure that
user not used his iPhone with his DOMAIN/UserName account.
Sorry, but that's not currently possible. No EAP method supports it. In
theory EAP
nicolas@ricoh-industrie.fr wrote:
> We want two authorization in the same times, for example, to ensure that
> user not used his iPhone with his DOMAIN/UserName account.
That is fairly vague. You're working with computers. Be specific.
WHAT is in an Access-Request when they login using
Thanks for your help.
We want two authorization in the same times, for example, to ensure that user
not used his iPhone
with his DOMAIN/UserName account.
Mac Authorization is not a good way for us ( Too restrictive to keep up to date
)
Authorization by certificat too because we have a lot of ho
nicolas@ricoh-industrie.fr wrote:
> Is it possible to verify host with mschapv2
That question has a number of unstated assumptions. Those assumptions
are wrong.
Does the *host* provide mschapv2 authentication data? No. Therefore,
the host can't be verified with mschapv2.
> and i
On 24/06/13 12:47, nicolas@ricoh-industrie.fr wrote:
Hi list,
I'm searching the best way to configure an authorization based on
both Host + Username ( mschapv2 + /usr/bin/ntlm_auth) but not Host
*or* Username.
Is it possible to verify host with mschapv2 and if the module re
Hi list,
I'm searching the best way to configure an authorization based on both Host +
Username ( mschapv2
+ /usr/bin/ntlm_auth) but not Host or Username.
Is it possible to verify host with mschapv2 and if the module return ok proceed
to username
verfication with the same module ?
Thanks f
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