Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, that seems to indicate that radtest is not sending the password in > the form of CHAP. As a result, it looks like the server is trying to > use /etc/passwd to validate a user that is actually in raddb/users.
So edit raddb/users to set "Auth-Type := Local", or "Auth-Type := PAP" for that user. > So, is radtest incapable of sending a proper CHAP password, or am I > doing something wrong? (This test is successful using NTRadPing.) radtest is just a shell script wrapper around radclient. radtest can't send a CHAP password, because it takes the password you give it, and puts it into a "User-Password" attribute. Edit the script to see. radclient can send a CHAP-Password. Just put the clear-text password into the CHAP-Password attribute, and radtest will do the right thing before sending the RADIUS packet. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
