Anyone can help me about the following problem?

*   I need to authenticate the users of my network that uses pptpd on an
Active Directory base. On Linux (Ubuntu / Debian) its easy to do, using
pptpd + radiusclient. The pptpd doesn't uses the ppp(8) for authentication.
It only uses the libraries (radius.so and radattr.so) for communicate with
radiusclient package. But, these libraries comes from the ppp(8) package for
Linux (www.samba.org/ppp) that is not supported for OpenBSD.

CLIENT - PPTPD - INTERNET
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                  AD
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2009/4/26 Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno.galin...@gmail.com>

> Stuart / Claudio,
>
>   Thank's very much for anwser my questions. I have read about ppp(8) on
> OpenBSD and it have a Radius Support, but I don't know how can I use them
> with pptpd.
>
>    I need to authenticate the users of my network that uses pptpd on an
> Active Directory base. On Linux (Ubuntu / Debian) its easy to do, using
> pptpd + radiusclient. The pptpd doesn't uses the ppp(8) for authentication.
> It only uses the libraries (radius.so and radattr.so) for communicate with
> radiusclient package. But, these libraries comes from the ppp(8) package
for
> Linux (www.samba.org/ppp) that is not supported for OpenBSD.
>
> CLIENT - PPTPD - INTERNET
>                    |
>                   AD
>
>     Any sugestions to do the above authentication on OpenBSD?
>
>
> 2009/4/25 Stuart Henderson <s...@spacehopper.org>
>
> On 2009-04-25, Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno.galin...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >    I have downloaded and compiled radiusclient on OpenBSD:
>> > ftp://ftp.freeradius.org/pub/freeradius/freeradius-client-1.1.6.tar.bz2
>>
>> its local-ip-address detection is somewhat broken on OpenBSD, btw.
>> my WIP port sort-of works, but you have to specify the address manually.
>>
>> > But, on OpenBSD, the ppp package is installed by default, and does not
>> have
>> > these following libraries needed for poptop radius authentication:
>>
>> oh, poptop uses an external ppp daemon? if it can use ppp(8) ("user-ppp"),
>> your battle is won, as it already supports radius...
>>
>> > These libraries comes on package ppp for Ubuntu / Debian. Anyone knows
>> how
>> > can I get the source code of them?
>>
>> www.samba.org/ppp; we are somewhat behind the cutting edge.
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Att.
> Bruno Galindro da Costa
> bruno.galin...@gmail.com
> Florianspolis - SC
>



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