Hi, > just updated my testserver to 2.1.12.
> I test now with rad_eap_test utility to eliminate a client failure. the > behaviour gets more stranger. the test utility also fails sometimes, but > the radius server seams to be ok now? > [root@wlan-radius rad_eap_test-0.23]# ./rad_eap_test -H 172.21.15.1 -P > 1812 -S testtest -u nagios -p xxxx -m WPA-EAP -e PEAP -2 MSCHAPV2 > access-accept; 0 > [root@wlan-radius rad_eap_test-0.23]# ./rad_eap_test -H 172.21.15.1 -P > 1812 -S testtest -u nagios -p xxxx -m WPA-EAP -e PEAP -2 MSCHAPV2 > access-accept; 0 > [root@wlan-radius rad_eap_test-0.23]# ./rad_eap_test -H 172.21.15.1 -P > 1812 -S testtest -u nagios -p xxxx -m WPA-EAP -e PEAP -2 MSCHAPV2 > access-accept; 0 > [root@wlan-radius rad_eap_test-0.23]# ./rad_eap_test -H 172.21.15.1 -P > 1812 -S testtest -u nagios -p xxxx -m WPA-EAP -e PEAP -2 MSCHAPV2 > access-accept; 0 > [root@wlan-radius rad_eap_test-0.23]# ./rad_eap_test -H 172.21.15.1 -P > 1812 -S testtest -u nagios -p xxxx -m WPA-EAP -e PEAP -2 MSCHAPV2 > access-accept; 1 where the fail? all those are access-accept. byt he way rad_eap_test isnt the best tool to use - use 'eapol_test' instead - comes as part of 'WPA_Supplicant' toolset....and FreeRADIUS has scripts ready to use with it (eg freeradius-server-2.1.12/src/tests from source) alan - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
