On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 11:39:31AM -0400, Alan DeKok wrote:
> Gene Chang (genchang) wrote:
> > There is an EAP-FAST implementation on FreeRADIUS from Jouni Malinan.
>
> If there was, I would have known about it.
Yes, and I would assume I would also be aware of this should such a
thing have happ
There is an EAP-FAST module for EAPHost plug-in, which currently uses
three hard coded inner methods, EAP-GTC, EAP-MSCHAPv2 and EAP-TLS. But
it can be extended to work with EAPHost supplicant interface to load any
inner method registered with EAPHost. Will you have a POTP plug-in soon?
The problem
Gene Chang (genchang) wrote:
> I think we can all agree that without the help of the market analysts
> measuring deployment, comparing our personal perceptions of deployment
> is a bit like the five blind men and the elephant.
I disagree. Sufficient volumes of data make personal perception
stat
Alan,
I think we can all agree that without the help of the market analysts
measuring deployment, comparing our personal perceptions of deployment
is a bit like the five blind men and the elephant.
I had the pleasure of helping to bring TTLS into the market. The
industry conditions in 2003 was ver
Thanks Alan, I am glad to see that the evaluation is continuing on the
thread.I think both TTLS and EAP-FAST are being widely deployed and
both merit consideration.
I would agree that the EMU WG should focus on evaluation of existing,
deployed EAP methods for the password work item.
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Gene Chang (genchang) wrote:
> There is an EAP-FAST implementation on FreeRADIUS from Jouni Malinan.
If there was, I would have known about it.
Jouni has added EAP-FAST to hostapd and to wpa_supplicant. While
hostapd is a RADIUS server, it's pretty minimal. i.e. not database
support, no pol
Dave,
There is an EAP-FAST implementation on FreeRADIUS from Jouni Malinan. I
don't know how much testing has already gone into the module.
I don't know of a client side implementation with APIs for you to
integrate the SecurID PAC provisioning.
Gene
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I with Alan on this.
I still haven't seen one yet either.
But I'd love to see a version of EAP-FAST that I _could_ work with.
Meaning;
- it runs with something more accessible than the Cisco ACS server,
preferably an open source or reference copy. Maybe even an
Windows/IAS plugin.
- there is
Gene Chang (genchang) wrote:
> It is not unusual for developers to be unaware of the breath of the
> EAP-FAST market adoption. It has been growing under the radar for a lot
> of people since market research firms do not track market share of
> different EAP methods.
I do rather a bit more than j
Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
Steve, if you would like, I can volunteer cycles to write text.
I offered help to the authors a few month ago already and it was rejected.
Ciao
Hannes
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Alan,
It is not unusual for developers to be unaware of the breath of the
EAP-FAST market adoption. It has been growing under the radar for a lot
of people since market research firms do not track market share of
different EAP methods.
Part of the misperception that EAP-FAST has no market presence
Nancy Winget (ncamwing) wrote:
> Thanks Alan, I am glad to see that the evaluation is continuing on the
> thread.I think both TTLS and EAP-FAST are being widely deployed and
> both merit consideration.
I think EAP-FAST has been considered, and has little support. I've
never seen an EAP-FAST
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