[>Thanks for the response. My original email was very lengthy, but at the bottom you can see a wireshark capture showing the packet arrival. (My understanding is wireshark is a pretty GUI based on tcpdump) >
Yes, it arrived but can't get through the firewall. You say you are using default freeradius configuration, so you haven't done anything strange to listen section to cause this - it has to be tha firewall.] OK, I'll investigate the firewall this morning - I am new to openSUSE so I don't know where that is but hopefully google will point me in the right direction. FYI - I uninstalled both installations, removed all the files under /etc/raddb and reinstalled only editing "users and clients.conf" What I found is on the 10.10.10.11 machine which has a full 32 bit version of openSUSE 11.1 installed that radiusd did not respond from other host. It did respond to radtest from another terminal window on the same machine I then started Linux using a openSUSE 64 bit "live CD" on my 10.10.10.10 machine (because its hard drive has windows). In installed the basic packages needed to get freeradius running (C/C++ dev, gnu make etc) - I used an identical "users and client.conf file" with 24 bit mask for clients in 10.10.10.0 On the liveCD host the freeradius server works! - so perhaps it is a lack of firewall? Note: I alsotraied changing the NAS-ID as suggested in another thread - that did not seem to make any difference 10.10.10.11 did not work with either NAS ID while 10.10.10.10 worked with either Thanks for the tips - I will cross my fingers it is a firewall setting that is installed by default in openSUSE 11.1
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