For authenticating to Active Directory, FreeRadius uses the Winbind daemon, which is part of Samba. This is the same daemon that has been used for quite some time by the Squid project to do NTLM authentication to Active Directory or (I believe) Windows NT domains.
I've also tested it with EAP/TTLS using Mac OSX 10.3
On Jun 2, 2004, at 8:29 AM, Hugo Chasqueira wrote:
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Hi,
Someone is confronting me to choose between freeradius and another radius
server.
They claim the other radius server works better than freeradius. Their claims
are the following:
* Freeradius doesn't allow using Microsoft Active Directory as a source of
user data.
* Freeradius doesn't support PEAP (used by Windows XP SP1).
* Freeradius doesn't support EAP/TTLS (with PAP) using Alfa Ariss Windows
Supplicant.
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I don't think these claims are correct, i've stopped experimenting with freeradius since version 0.9.3.
Can anyone tell me if any of this claims are true?
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