Right... Ok.. so are these different traveling mobile offices in
documentation of what is called a VLAN (with a dynamic IP to the
internet side of the router that in turn hands out IP's to it's clients) ?
Somehow the router authenticates by something secret that only it and
the FreeRadius server knows .. and then the user authenticates via
user/password FreeRadius a different way. Assuming the router has to
authenticate successfully first before the users turn.
I don't want FreeRadius to hand out IP's. I think I want the AP to do that.
On 10/28/2010 05:13 PM, Peter Lambrechtsen wrote:
Dynamic Clients would only apply to the NAS's (ie the WNR834v2 Access
Points) and not the workstations connecting to the APs. As the
Workstations / users would just be users.
So either you allow anyone from the internet (or restrict it down to
certain IP addresses which the Mobile Provider issues as DHCP addresses)
to connect to your FreeRadius server.
Otherwise perhaps your Mobile provider may offer a "private office"
Mobile broadband offering so by specifying a different APN on the router
you get put into a certain IP address pool by the Telco and you don't
route your FreeRadius AAA over the internet.
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