Hreiðar Jóelsson wrote:
> Okay here is my situation: I have a Freeradius running on ?Linux
> machine? whit two network cards. One of it is connected to my LAN and
> the other is connected to the Internet. When Freeradius authenticates
> one of my users (who is using a java based radius client)
Hreiðar Jóelsson wrote:
> Okay here is my situation: I have a Freeradius running on "Linux
> machine" whit two network cards. One of it is connected to my LAN and
> the other is connected to the Internet. When Freeradius authenticates
> one of my users (who is using a java based radius client)
no. it's not the task of the server.
the radius server will only say 'yes' or 'no' to this radius client.
sometimes it will also add 'how'.
you need a device that would do that physically and which would
additionally act as a radius client demanding authentication before. i
don't know if such
Okay here is my situation: I have a Freeradius running on “Linux machine” whit two network
cards. One of it is connected to my LAN and the other is connected to the
Internet. When Freeradius authenticates one of my
users (who is using a java based radius client) I need to get Freeradius to
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Hrei=F0ar_J=F3elsson?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi I'm trying to get the Freeradius to nat authenticated users between
> two NICs in the machine that it is running on.
Huh? FreeRADIUS doesn't do NAT. I have no idea what you're trying
to do.
Alan DeKok.
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Hi I’m trying to get the Freeradius to nat authenticated
users between two NICs in the machine that it is
running on.
First, is this possible? And if so, how
do we do it? The client is a java program running on winXP, that sends request to
the Radius server.
Hreidar
