Hi all,
I want to test radius for authenticating users on WLAN and ethernet.
The scenario for ethernet is
User(Ethernet Switch)[Radius Server]
In my Scenario when a user plugs his laptop to any port of the switch.The switch asks user to
If one has Supplicant (client) configured for
EAP-PEAP w/ MS-CHAPv2 and on FreeRADIUS (or any
other RADIUS server) configured to terminate PEAP
w/MS_CHAPv2, but user profiles are stored on
Active Directory.
Does FreeRADIUS support this ?
If userprofile is on LDAP I think it would work since
If userprofile is on LDAP I think it would work
since
LDAP bind/search would return userPassword attribute,
where as AD does not. Thus CHAP cannnot be done in AD
case. Is this true ?
Does anyone know how the LDAP lookup
works against AD? Does it actually get the password (doubtful) or
does it
Jack J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If one has Supplicant (client) configured for
EAP-PEAP w/ MS-CHAPv2 and on FreeRADIUS (or any
other RADIUS server) configured to terminate PEAP
w/MS_CHAPv2, but user profiles are stored on
Active Directory.
Does FreeRADIUS support this ?
Yes, but AD
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I have been working with setting up proxying by realm and/or IP range. It
seems to be working well.
What IP range? Of the NAS?
Is it possible to force that realm to be written to the detail file (and my
SQL backend) when the request is proxied
by IP?
Don't do
A part for some problems in installing sqlcounter
over a FreeBSD system I think that you should only
follow the indication in slqcounter doc...
Now I'm trying to set up other kinds of users... for example ones is a user
that can navigate for 24h starting by the first login...
if somebody have
Question: Can FreeRADIUS use ntlm_auth from Samba
to make this happen ?
or Kerberos?
TIA,
Steve
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