Thank you, Martin

I'm just searching for most secure way to store ipsec users credentials. So, in worst case, if server is hacked, hacker cant see passwords in cleartext.

06.11.2012 11:12, Martin Willi пишет:
Hi Dimitry,

Please tell - if i will use strongswan + eap-radius + freeradius - all
user passwords will be stored encrypted in mysql database?

This does not depend on strongSwan, but on your clients and your RADIUS
installation. If you connect Windows 7 clients with EAP-MSCHAPv2, your
RADIUS backend has to provide at least the NT hashes of your passwords.
That's not really safe, and a non-reversible encryption is not possible
with that protocol.

If you use other clients, or even our xauth-eap bridge, it depends on
the used EAP method. Our EAP-GTC for example exchanges passwords (in the
safely encrypted tunnel) in the clear, hence you can apply any hashing
function to verify them against your hashed database entries.

Regards
Martin


Best Regards,
Dmitry

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