Bill Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I grabbed the latest snapshot on friday. Recompiled. Reconfigured the
default radiusd.conf file to use eap/peap.
I am still seeing fragmented Access Challenge packets. However the
first access challenge was not fragmented. The ones after that were.
Thanks Alan,
Alan DeKok wrote:
Bill Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I grabbed the latest snapshot on friday. Recompiled. Reconfigured the
default radiusd.conf file to use eap/peap.
I am still seeing fragmented Access Challenge packets. However the
first access challenge was not
Hmm,
My other message did not make it through. Perhaps people are sick
of hearing about this :)
I grabbed the latest snapshot on friday. Recompiled. Reconfigured the
default radiusd.conf file to use eap/peap.
I am still seeing fragmented Access Challenge packets. However the
first
Hey guys,
I reconfigured from the default radiusd.conf file and did this test again
with the same strange results from peap. I could certainly be doing something
stupid and would appreciate any further feedback. I have included my
radiusd.conf file and a new tcpdump from the server.
William E Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I reconfigured from the default radiusd.conf file and did this
test again with the same strange results from peap.
I really don't know what to tell you. Are you *sure* it's using the
'radiusd.conf' file you think it's using?
Try using a fresh
Alan DeKok wrote:
William E Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I reconfigured from the default radiusd.conf file and did this
test again with the same strange results from peap.
I really don't know what to tell you. Are you *sure* it's using the
'radiusd.conf' file you think it's using?
Bill Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I promiss I am using that radiusd.conf. I started from scratch this time.
Did you start from the DEFAULT radiusd.conf?
If it doesn't work in the default configuration, then something else
is wrong, and no amount of editing the default configuration will
Hey everyone,
I continue to have a problem using peap with
freeradius-snapshot-20031110. From what I have read about EAP, and
from my discussions with others on this list, I believe I am seeing a
problem from freeradius.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
According to the documentation in
Umm... dumb question, but you don't have eap listed in the
authenticate section of your radiusd.conf file twice do you?
--Mike
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 12:31, Bill Reid wrote:
Hey everyone,
I continue to have a problem using peap with
freeradius-snapshot-20031110. From what I have read
I am asking the dumb questions here!
No I don't.
thanks Mike.
-=Bill
Michael Griego wrote:
Umm... dumb question, but you don't have eap listed in the
authenticate section of your radiusd.conf file twice do you?
--Mike
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 12:31, Bill Reid wrote:
Hey everyone,
I continue
Bill Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I continue to have a problem using peap with
freeradius-snapshot-20031110. From what I have read about EAP, and
from my discussions with others on this list, I believe I am seeing a
problem from freeradius.
I've looked at your packet trace, and there
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 13:09, Alan DeKok wrote:
From the debug output, it looks like you've managed to make the
server call the EAP module *twice* for the request, during the
authenticate stage. I have no clue how you managed to do this, but
it's definitely wrong.
That's exactly what I'm
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