Hi,

> If this is a wired port then just force an Access-Accept, yes it breaks
> the RFC but if your NAS doesn't inspect the contents of the EAP-Message
> then it'll work.
>   

Well... a sane supplicant, be it on a wireless or wired port, will
maintain its EAP state machine, and will alert the user if the state
machine was violated, right? So if the NAS gets and sends on a
EAPoL-Success out of order, client gear will yell. Or did I get you wrong?

Stefan

>>   In any case, the solution is much more complicated than just changing
>> the FreeRADIUS configuration (which won't do anything)
>>   
>>     
> Thanks,
> Arran
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