Alan DeKok said:
It is impossible to use CHAP to authenticate to AD. You MUST use
MS-CHAP, or PAP.
When testing my Radius server with AD and XSupplicant I found that EAP-TTLS
with MD5 inner auth and EAP-MD5 as well as EAP-TTLS with CHAP inner auth all
failed.
So you have explained why
Am 20.05.2008 um 16:05 schrieb Dean, Barry:
Alan DeKok said:
It is impossible to use CHAP to authenticate to AD. You MUST use
MS-CHAP, or PAP.
When testing my Radius server with AD and XSupplicant I found that
EAP-TTLS with MD5 inner auth and EAP-MD5 as well as EAP-TTLS with
CHAP
Dean, Barry wrote:
Alan DeKok said:
It is impossible to use CHAP to authenticate to AD. You MUST use
MS-CHAP, or PAP.
When testing my Radius server with AD and XSupplicant I found that EAP-TTLS
with MD5 inner auth and EAP-MD5 as well as EAP-TTLS with CHAP inner auth all
failed.
Nicolas Goutte wrote:
Am 20.05.2008 um 16:05 schrieb Dean, Barry:
Alan DeKok said:
It is impossible to use CHAP to authenticate to AD. You MUST use
MS-CHAP, or PAP.
When testing my Radius server with AD and XSupplicant I found that
EAP-TTLS with MD5 inner auth and EAP-MD5 as well as
Am 20.05.2008 um 16:20 schrieb Arran Cudbard-Bell:
Dean, Barry wrote:
Alan DeKok said:
It is impossible to use CHAP to authenticate to AD. You MUST use
MS-CHAP, or PAP.
When testing my Radius server with AD and XSupplicant I found that
EAP-TTLS with MD5 inner auth and EAP-MD5 as
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