On Fri, 7 Nov 2003, Artur Hecker wrote:
hi
so what value would i set the EAP-Type attribute to?
See the dictionary file for the values for the EAP-Type attribute
no, i think we didn't understand each other. you are talking about
Auth-Type := EAP which is set automatically by the EAP
hi kostas
We clearly aren't understanding each other :-)
And you didn't read what i asked you to, because you would find out it's exactly
what you want. Evidently i _wasn't_ talking about Auth-Type but about EAP-Type.
So please read the dictionary file for the values for EAP-Type.
ok, sorry, i
hi kostas :)
We clearly aren't understanding each other :-)
And you didn't read what i asked you to, because you would find out it's exactly
what you want. Evidently i _wasn't_ talking about Auth-Type but about EAP-Type.
So please read the dictionary file for the values for EAP-Type.
ok, sorry,
Kostas Kalevras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ahem... you've sent a patch? where? :)
Hmm, typical :-)
Ok included
It's probably easier just to assume the following:
- ask for default eap type, but allow the user to NAK,
and request another
- if EAP-Type is set to some value, require
hi people
do i ignore something or am i right in the assumption that it is
currently not possible to define different EAP authentication methods on
a per-user basis with the provided onboard configuration?
(would be a nice feature to have john use PEAP during jack has to go for
pure TLS, for
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Artur Hecker wrote:
hi people
do i ignore something or am i right in the assumption that it is
currently not possible to define different EAP authentication methods on
a per-user basis with the provided onboard configuration?
(would be a nice feature to have john use
hi kostas
So you only need to set the EAP-Type attribute in the authorize section on a per
user basis and i think it should work.
so what value would i set the EAP-Type attribute to?
i don't want the user X just to grab the EAP-method Y and freeradius to
use it if it finds it in user's
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Artur Hecker wrote:
hi kostas
So you only need to set the EAP-Type attribute in the authorize section on a per
user basis and i think it should work.
so what value would i set the EAP-Type attribute to?
See the dictionary file for the values for the EAP-Type
hi
so what value would i set the EAP-Type attribute to?
See the dictionary file for the values for the EAP-Type attribute
no, i think we didn't understand each other. you are talking about
Auth-Type := EAP which is set automatically by the EAP module in the
authorize section. that's
