Eric Martell wrote:
> I followed the direction of how to setup COA in the freeradius.
> Uncommented from client.conf coa_server = localhost-coa
>
> When I ran the sample radclient, I am not seeing any response back.
...
> Do I have to do anything more than any default configuration?
In 2.1.8,
shirkavand wrote:
> i have followed this tutorial(because this is what i need exacty to do)
> but it does not worked either.
I'm astonished at a few things here.
One, the Wiki contains instructions for building on Debian. What's
wrong with them?
Two, the tutorial has you do a *lot* of wo
hi,
i have followed this tutorial(because this is what i need exacty to do) but
it does not worked either.
http://www.wains.be/index.php/2009/09/13/wpa2-freeradius-eap-tls/
Cheers
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HI there,
Ok i have tryed to add ssl support to freeradius in my ubuntu 9.10. As i
mentioned before i have installed freeradius using apt-get. The thing is
that every tutorial i followed did not woked, and after hours of trying...i
read that freeradius over ubuntu does not have ssl support for som
Hello all,
I've set up and configured freeradius to properly authenticate users
using the MySQL database schema specified on the freeradius.org
website. However, since we already have a different database set up
with users' passwords that is updated by scripts when users change
their passwords or
First a little information on our setup. When I first started working here, the
wireless network had been in place for a year already and was rather small,
only 3 access points and ~90 laptops. My boss set it up as static WEP (I don't
know why WEP instead of WPA) and used the AP's (Cisco 1121 se
Nick Warr wrote:
> We have a central radius server, and a few point to point connections
> where we have our point to multipoint connections (base stations) each
> base stations is a NAS, which for the most part works just fine. Our
> problem happens if something interrupts the point to point conne
Sumedh Sathaye wrote:
> Thanks for pointing out what I am doing wrong. Being a newbie to the
> whole field of AAA, can you give me a few pointers where/what I can read
> up to configure EAP for the TLS method (rather than MD5)? I appreciate
> your help.
See the Wiki && my web page: deployingradi
Hi there,
Thanks for the fast reply.
I did not build myself freeradius, i have installed Freeradius on ubuntu
9.10 using
sudo apt-get install freeradius*
But maybe this does not installed openSSL support so I am going to check if
i have dev packages and ssl support properly installed, and come
Hi Alan,
Thanks for pointing out what I am doing wrong. Being a newbie to the whole
field of AAA, can you give me a few pointers where/what I can read up to
configure EAP for the TLS method (rather than MD5)? I appreciate your help.
Best Regards,
Sumedh Sathaye
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Michał Dopierała wrote:
> Thanks for response!
>
> So, users file can look like this:
Yes.
> users=
>
> mdopierala Packet-Src-IP-Address == 192.168.1.1, Crypt-Password =
> "some_hash"
It's NOT a hash. It's a password.
> Thi
Thanks for response!
So, users file can look like this:
users=
mdopierala Packet-Src-IP-Address == 192.168.1.1, Crypt-Password =
"some_hash"
Service-Type = "Administrative-User",
Cisco-AVPair="shell:p
We're a WISP using freeradius to do our AAA, and are in the process of
updating our backend to the latest version of freeradius (probably
2.1.8), and we've been able to resolve a lot of issues with our current
setup, except for a few (possibly vital) problems.
The one we haven't been able to f
Johan Meiring wrote:
> You made a modification to dynamic clients a while ago where you could
> get hold of the whole packet inside dynamic clients.
Ah... yes.
The rlm_raw won't go into 2.1.x. It's a new feature, and doesn't
belong there.
I'm not sure it will go into 2.2.x, either. It's
Have you decommented the "$INCLUDE sql.conf" line in radiusd.conf?
I had the same problem when I compiled freeradius-2.1.8. If I compiled
freeradius without libmysqlclient15-dev package the problem appeared.
Try it.
2010/5/14 dorra aa
> hi
> i installed mysql.
>
> and i modify in /etc/freera
On 2010/05/14 11:08 AM, Johan Meiring wrote:
Its dynamic clients.
Alan,
I just saw you were cc-ed on the mail sent to this list.
Not intentional. I know you hate it.
I always use "reply-to-all" as a habit.
It then replied to you as well.
Apologies
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Johan Meiring
Cape PC Service
VU VAN HUNG wrote:
> I means roaming between 2 client with 1 AAA Server in network (ex:
> wireless mesh network). Is roaming with Diameter faster than with Radius?
What did I say?
> I'm sure that Diameter do authentication and accounting.
> Check it out,
> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/wire
VU VAN HUNG writes:
> Do anyones know why Diameter support faster roaming than RADIUS ?
Higher marketing budgets
> I've read some references but I dont understand.
In my experience, that often means that the claim just is not true.
Anyway, I believe you'd better ask whoever made that claim.
hi
i installed mysql.
and i modify in /etc/freeradius/sql.conf:
readclients=yes
also, i decommented in /etc/freeradius/radiusd.conf:
accounting
{
sql}
authorize
{...
sql}
i run again freeradius -X:
but it seems failed because of sql: this is the output
[...]
sql: postauth_query = "INSERT i
Alan DeKok wrote:
VU VAN HUNG wrote:
Do anyones know why Diameter support faster roaming than RADIUS ?
It doesn't.
I means roaming between 2 client with 1 AAA Server in network (ex:
wireless mesh network). Is roaming with Diameter faster than with Radius?
I've read some refer
VU VAN HUNG wrote:
> Do anyones know why Diameter support faster roaming than RADIUS ?
It doesn't.
> I've read some references but I dont understand.
Diameter is useful if you have an ISP / phone company with 10 million
users, and $5-10 million to spend on a Diameter infrastructure. And
eve
Hi all,
Do anyones know why Diameter support faster roaming than RADIUS ?
I've read some references but I dont understand.
Hung,
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On 2010/05/14 10:35 AM, Alan DeKok wrote:
Johan Meiring wrote:
The "dynamic clients' code runs modules before the packet is
decoded... but that's only because it doesn't *receive* the packet. So
any "raw" access to the packet will return nothing.
What are you doing with the module? I ca
Johan Meiring wrote:
> I compiled the server and can confirm it runs ok on my develepment machine.
OK.
> On another note, every time a new release comes out, I manually add
> rlm_raw and recompile.
>
> I updated rlm_raw to work with FR2 a while ago and have been running it
> successfully in pr
On 2010/05/14 07:46 AM, Alan DeKok wrote:
Johan Meiring wrote:
There is a log of warnings though.
Small subset says this.
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dpkg-shlibdeps: warning: symbol radlog used by
debian/freeradius/usr/lib/freeradius/rlm_checkval-2.1.9.so found in n
Michał Dopierała wrote:
> It is possible in freeradius to have one user who has full privilege
> level to one equipment (one cisco router privilege lvl15), and limited
> privilege level to other equipment (other router with smaller privilege
> e.g. lvl10 which will be configured on router)?
Yes.
Hermidio A. Rodriguez Chavez wrote:
> It's posible to when a user disconnect from the directive
> Session-Timeout deny connect again in the following 30 Min?
You will need to track that information in a database.
Remember: FreeRADIUS isn't a database, and doesn't store data. It
doesn't store
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