Re: PEAP - Unknown RADIUS packet

[matt morris]

Hmm, about the ip settings, Alan, I'm a bit confused. Last time I was told 
not to set a static ip in windows if I'm to give the supplicant a framed ip 
(I'm not using framed-netmask but framed route instead, as suggested by the 
FAQ). But setting the ip config to auto means that it has to get the ip from 
the DHCP server, right? So does it mean I have to disable DHCP in windows 
for it to get the framed ip from the AP from FR?

Also, I saw the PEAP-WinXP Failure question posted by Mr. Mike Saywell, and 
tried the NASTLS log method (thx btw) myself. Turns out I have the same 
"without TLV" issue. So there's no way to get around it if I want to use 
PEAP-MSCHAPv2 in WinXP, except recoding?

TIA

From: "Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PEAP - Unknown RADIUS packet Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 13:28:48 
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matt morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, I ran into the ip problem again. If I'm using PEAP, the
> supplicant could not get an ip address (the ip is 169.254.1.34, subnet 
mask
> 255.255.0.0).

  If you're using Framed-Netmask, you're using the wrong attribute.
See the FAQ.
> Also, although TLS works, the ip address the supplicant got isn't the 
framed
> ip address I defined in the users file, instead it's just an ip assigned 
by
> the DHCP server (AP).

  I don't know why you're configuring the RADIUS server to send an IP
address for the client to the AP, and then configure the client to
request an address via DHCP.
  And they're different addresses because the DHCP server doesn't know
about the RADIUS request.
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