This request seems a bit absurd to me. If you don't want to check the
passwords, then why are you running any access control at all? Take off
all access control and you'll achieve what you want. (NOT a good idea, but
seems to be what you're going after here.)
Not only that, but it's the Radius CLIENT that's sending the user password
to the server; the freeradius server is not in control of what attributes
are sent to it. If you _really_ don't want that information sent to the
server, then you need to modify the client. (Good luck, because that would
defeat the whole purpose of Radius.)
Vincent Giovannone
Network Infrastructure Group
Information Services Division
Rush - Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center
"Monday" is the term used to signify the eighth day of my work week.
"Selvam Murugesan"
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Hi,
i have a simple doubt regarding FreeRadius Server Configuration.
Is it necessary to have the User-Password Attribute in an Access-Request
Packet that we send to the FreeRadius Server? Can we not configure the
FreeRadius Server in such a way that it would process a Request without the
User-Password attribute? I require this basically to authenticate Requests
arising from radius clients authenticating wireless clients.
Can anyone shed some light on this!!!!
Thanks in Advance
Selvam
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