Re: Invalid Signature

2003-03-30 Thread Rubby

Didn't recall anything about Invalid Signature in FAQ.  I searched on google 
and found couple of references mentioning the problem regards to mismatch of 
shared secrets between NAS and clients.conf, suggesting retype of secrets.  
FAQ also mentions that if shared secrets don't match, the password will be 
garbled. 

But when I do the radtest, the password shows correct.  And strangely, before 
it authenticated fine, but now it won't.
Because you use CHAP to authenticate, it is fine, if you use PAP,
the password shows incorrect. Whenever, if you mismatch shared secrets
between NAS and freeRADIUS, the accounting request will report 
Invalid Signature





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Re: Invalid Signature

2003-03-29 Thread Alan DeKok
Squirrel User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Didn't recall anything about Invalid Signature in FAQ.  I searched on google 
 and found couple of references mentioning the problem regards to mismatch of 
 shared secrets between NAS and clients.conf, suggesting retype of secrets.  
 FAQ also mentions that if shared secrets don't match, the password will be 
 garbled. 

  Invalid signature means that the shared secret is wrong.

 But when I do the radtest, the password shows correct.  And
 strangely, before it authenticated fine, but now it won't.

  Passwords aren't sent in accounting packets.  Try sending the server
accounting packets.

  Alan DeKok.

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Re: Invalid Signature

2003-03-29 Thread Darren Nay
I have this same problem with one of my radius servers.  I've checked, 
and re-checked the shared secrets and they match.  Also, if they didn't 
match then I wouldn't be able to authenticate on the server as the 
passwords would be garbled.  Correct?  The users are able to 
authenticate fine however..  It's very odd..

It's not really a big deal in my situation because all the accounting is 
handled by the proxy server.  Just an annoyance to have the errors shown 
in the logs.  They look something like this..

Sat Mar 29 13:41:42 2003 : Error: Received Accounting-Response packet 
from 1.2.3.4 with invalid signature!

Darren

Alan DeKok wrote:
Squirrel User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Didn't recall anything about Invalid Signature in FAQ.  I searched on google 
and found couple of references mentioning the problem regards to mismatch of 
shared secrets between NAS and clients.conf, suggesting retype of secrets.  
FAQ also mentions that if shared secrets don't match, the password will be 
garbled. 


  Invalid signature means that the shared secret is wrong.


But when I do the radtest, the password shows correct.  And
strangely, before it authenticated fine, but now it won't.


  Passwords aren't sent in accounting packets.  Try sending the server
accounting packets.
  Alan DeKok.

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Re: Invalid Signature

2003-03-28 Thread Squirrel User
Never mind the Login Incorrect Part, that's in my error.
But still can't find any reference to invalid signature!.



Quoting Squirrel User [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 FreeBSD 5.0 and FreeRadius 0.8.1, worked fine with radtest so decided to do
 
 a live test in production and almost got fired.
 
 I'm getting the error messages below, and dialup users can login.  But seems
 
 ISDN users on max3 are logging in fine.  Also, don't have problem with DNS as
 
 it says can't resolve hostname.
 
 Thanks for help.
 
 nas1 = cisco, max1 = max40xx, max3 = max40xx
 204.118.38.10 = max1
 
 
 Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from 204.118.38.10 with invalid 
 signature!
 
 Auth: Login incorrect: [stewart/mypass] (from client nas1 port 176)
 
 Error: Accounting: logout: login entry for NAS max1 port 34 not found
 
 Auth: Login incorrect: [honda/mycar] (from client max3 port 20223)
 
 Error: /usr/local/etc/raddb/radiusd.conf[13]: Failed to look up hostname 
 nas1.isot.com
 
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Invalid Signature

2003-03-27 Thread Squirrel User
FreeBSD 5.0 and FreeRadius 0.8.1, worked fine with radtest so decided to do 
a live test in production and almost got fired.

I'm getting the error messages below, and dialup users can login.  But seems 
ISDN users on max3 are logging in fine.  Also, don't have problem with DNS as 
it says can't resolve hostname.

Thanks for help.

nas1 = cisco, max1 = max40xx, max3 = max40xx
204.118.38.10 = max1


Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from 204.118.38.10 with invalid 
signature!

Auth: Login incorrect: [stewart/mypass] (from client nas1 port 176)

Error: Accounting: logout: login entry for NAS max1 port 34 not found

Auth: Login incorrect: [honda/mycar] (from client max3 port 20223)

Error: /usr/local/etc/raddb/radiusd.conf[13]: Failed to look up hostname 
nas1.isot.com

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invalid signature and no proper chap pwd

2002-12-04 Thread Maurizio Martinoli
Hi everybody, i have a problem when i run radtest.
i do:
./radtest -d /usr/local/etc/raddb/ user password localhost:1812 1900
auth testing123

but i get
Access reject packet from host 127.0.0.1:1812
Reply-Message = Hello %u

The only problem i can see from the radiusd output is 
rlm_chap: Could not find proper Chap-Passwords attribute in request
module chap returns noop

What am i doing wrong?

i set the file users, the file proxy.conf and the file radiusd.conf.

thanks for your help


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invalid signature

2002-12-03 Thread Ray
Version: freeRadius 0.7.1
Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from xx.xxx.x.xx with invalid 
signature!

scrounged around the mailing list for this one, and the only things i came up 
with are:
1) re-enter the secret
2) update the firmware

neither of these did it.

we are using US Robotics total control hubs and the firmware has been updated 
as of a couple of weeks ago

it currently authenticates users correctly, its just the accounting that 
isn't working. its also using the older radius ports, but editing 
/etc/services patched that.

is there something else to try?
is there a patch to get freeRadius to check the signature validity for the 
'broken' models? (or just to turn off the signature check till something 
better is figured out.)

we do have some outdated commercial radius software that is working just 
fine, but its a little too light on the features.  the older radius software 
is accounting just fine, as well as authenticating. 

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Re: invalid signature

2002-12-03 Thread NetNITCO Systems Administration
On Tuesday 03 December 2002 04:15 pm, Ray wrote:
 Version: freeRadius 0.7.1
 Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from xx.xxx.x.xx with invalid
 signature!

 we are using US Robotics total control hubs and the firmware has been
 updated as of a couple of weeks ago

 it currently authenticates users correctly, its just the accounting that
 isn't working...

We had this same problem with our Total Control units and were positive the 
secrets were correct in the 'clients.conf' file.  3Com's suggestion was to 
re-enter the secrets on the ARCs.  We didn't think it would work, but it did.


--Josh Snyder, Linux/UNIX Systems Administrator
NetNITCO Internet Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.netnitco.net

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Re: invalid signature

2002-12-03 Thread Ray
yeap, that was the answer.  we changed only the accounting_secondary, but we 
missed that the secondary also has an accounting_secondary secret. 
now its just a bunch of errors about logout without a login record, but i'm 
guessing that will just work its self out.

On Tuesday 03 December 2002 4:13, you wrote:
 On Tuesday 03 December 2002 04:15 pm, Ray wrote:
  Version: freeRadius 0.7.1
  Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from xx.xxx.x.xx with invalid
  signature!
 
  we are using US Robotics total control hubs and the firmware has been
  updated as of a couple of weeks ago
 
  it currently authenticates users correctly, its just the accounting that
  isn't working...

 We had this same problem with our Total Control units and were positive the
 secrets were correct in the 'clients.conf' file.  3Com's suggestion was to
 re-enter the secrets on the ARCs.  We didn't think it would work, but it
 did.


 --Josh Snyder, Linux/UNIX Systems Administrator
 NetNITCO Internet Services
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 http://www.netnitco.net

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Re: invalid signature

2002-12-03 Thread NetNITCO Systems Administration
On Tuesday 03 December 2002 05:04 pm, Ray wrote:
 now
 its just a bunch of errors about logout without a login record, but i'm
 guessing that will just work its self out.

Yeah, just ride out that storm and you'll be good to go.

--Josh Snyder, Linux/UNIX Systems Administrator
NetNITCO Internet Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.netnitco.net

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Invalid Signature

2002-11-20 Thread Jamil Buchalla Neto
Can anyone tell me why my NAS keeps sending those packets?

As I told before I have a Total  Control as my NAS

rad_recv: Accounting-Request packet from host x:1646, id=70, 
length=90
Received Accounting-Request packet from x with invalid signature!
Server rejecting request 1.
Finished request 1



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RE: Invalid Signature

2002-11-20 Thread Drew Weaver
Bad shared secret?

Drew


-Original Message-
From: Jamil Buchalla Neto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 4:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Invalid Signature


Can anyone tell me why my NAS keeps sending those packets?

As I told before I have a Total  Control as my NAS

rad_recv: Accounting-Request packet from host x:1646, id=70, 
length=90
Received Accounting-Request packet from x with invalid signature! Server
rejecting request 1. Finished request 1



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Re: Invalid Signature

2002-11-20 Thread Jamil Buchalla Neto
Changing all the ports to 1813 didn't worked.
the radiusd is still receiving those accouting requests into the 1646 port.

I wish to know from where they are comming.


Jamil Buchalla Neto wrote:


Drew Weaver wrote:


Bad shared secret?
 


The secret is right.
I can login with normal users and everything is working.
And the accouting server is on port 1813 that are the new ports of 
radius.
Only the primary is seted.

Primary Server is: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Primary First Backup Server is:0.0.0.0
Primary Second Backup Server is:   0.0.0.0
Primary Destination Port is:   1813
Primary First Backup Destination Port: 1646
Primary Second Backup Destination Port:1646


I'll try to change those ports to the new one and see what happens





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Freeradius 0.7.0 -- Accounting-Request packet with invalid signature

2002-09-26 Thread Jeremy Hasty

Freeradius Users - 

The University of the Virgin Islands is running freeradius version 0.7.0 
on Red Hat 7.2. To install, I built a source rpm using the spec file 
provided with a few modifications.  I've configured rlm_ldap to authorize 
and authenticate remote users that dial in to a Livingston Portmaster 
Communications Server.

To install, I built a source rpm using the spec file provided with a few modifications.

Everything works great, but when a user connects or disconnects, I get the 
following error in /var/log/radius/radius.log:

. . .
Thu Sep 26 09:45:54 2002 : Error: Received Accounting-Request packet from 
10.96.2.11 with invalid signature!
. . .

Freeradius also dies mysteriously (with no exit status) and I suspect it 
may be related to this error.

I'm building a new RPM from the latest release, freeradius-0.7.1 in an 
effort to correct this problem.

Configuration files and setup available upon request.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

-- 

Jeremy Hasty
Consultant - Network Operations
University of the Virgin Islands
Information Technology Department
Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone:  340.693.1537




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Re: invalid signature

2002-01-26 Thread aland

Gillou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 In debug mode i see these messages :=20
 Received Accounting-Request packed from IP with invalid signature!
 
 what does it mean ?

  Have you read the FAQ?

  Alan DeKok.

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Re: invalid signature

2002-01-26 Thread Bill Campbell

On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 08:02:45AM -1000, Gillou wrote:
  In debug mode i see these messages :=20
  Received Accounting-Request packed from IP with invalid signature!
 
  what does it mean ?

   Have you read the FAQ?

   Alan DeKok.

Yes I read the FAQ and I can't find anything concerning Accounting packet 
with invalid signature

In my experience, this has meant that I had the wrong secret for
the client attempting to access the server.

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Re: invalid signature

2002-01-26 Thread Gillou

You're right, after changing the secret on the NAS ( with the same one ! ) I 
can't see any invalid signature

Thanks a lot

Le Samedi 26 Janvier 2002 08:10, vous avez écrit :
 On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 08:02:45AM -1000, Gillou wrote:
   In debug mode i see these messages :=20
   Received Accounting-Request packed from IP with invalid signature!
  
   what does it mean ?
 
Have you read the FAQ?
 
Alan DeKok.
 
 Yes I read the FAQ and I can't find anything concerning Accounting packet
 with invalid signature

 In my experience, this has meant that I had the wrong secret for
 the client attempting to access the server.

 Bill

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Accounting-Request packet with invalid signature!

2001-10-26 Thread jason

 jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hmm, I think I'm seeing something different occur.. my authentication
works
  fine ( as long as the server is able to stay up ) but I'm getting and
  accounting request error, but not an error from auth.  Any ideas here?

   I have pretty much the same comments.  Maybe the signature IS bad.
 Maybe there's a race condition that happens only under high load.


Well it doesn't just happen under high load, in this case.  It seems to be
related to the equipment of some of the termservers, because I have another
termserver ( Livingston ) that works fine.  Anyway the troublesome ones are

TC1 is a USR Total Control (old version) Netserver card.
TC2..TC6 is a USR Total Control (new version) HiPerArc card.

And if I recall correctly these worked fine with stock 1.6.4 Cistron
server.. Unfortunately, I wasn't the one that set up that particular server,
so I don't know as much about howit was set up.  Any help is appreciated.

-jason


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Re: Accounting-Request packet with invalid signature!

2001-10-26 Thread jason

  jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hmm, I think I'm seeing something different occur.. my authentication
 works
   fine ( as long as the server is able to stay up ) but I'm getting and
   accounting request error, but not an error from auth.  Any ideas here?
 
I have pretty much the same comments.  Maybe the signature IS bad.
  Maybe there's a race condition that happens only under high load.
 

 Well it doesn't just happen under high load, in this case.  It seems to be
 related to the equipment of some of the termservers, because I have
another
 termserver ( Livingston ) that works fine.  Anyway the troublesome ones
are

 TC1 is a USR Total Control (old version) Netserver card.
 TC2..TC6 is a USR Total Control (new version) HiPerArc card.

 And if I recall correctly these worked fine with stock 1.6.4 Cistron
 server.. Unfortunately, I wasn't the one that set up that particular
server,
 so I don't know as much about howit was set up.  Any help is appreciated.

hmm i think actually it may just be the newer models of the Total Control
Unit spewing that message.. TC1 seems to be sending accounting packets just
fine..

-jason



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