Problem with sending challenge response

2004-05-15 Thread SANDEEP KHANNA
Hello All, I am using freeradius-0.9.3 and it is working very fine. I have tested Access-Request for accounting purpose with no problem at all. But when i send request for challenge handshake, server returns me the PIN and the state . but I think i cant use the original request

Re: Problem with sending challenge response

2004-05-15 Thread Alan DeKok
=?iso-8859-1?q?SANDEEP=20KHANNA?= [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But when i send request for challenge handshake, server returns me the PIN and the state . The server doesn't do challenge-response. The X99 module does, but it doesn't return PINs. It wouild be good for you to explain in

Re: digest authenticating against /etc/passwd or ldap

2004-05-15 Thread Milver S. Nisay
Now digest stores password in plain text in the users file. I want to use digest authentication with /etc/shadow. shadow are meant to be shadowed and hashed , so why store plain text password to it when you can use flat user file? or plain text password with backend opensource database ? it's

Freeradius+MSSQL Invalid object name 'radcheck'

2004-05-15 Thread Shawn
Hi everyone, the version i use is as follows: freeradius-0.9.3 freetds-0.63 unixODBC-2.2.8 MSSQL2000 Ihave done almost all the general settings and created all the tables the freeradius needs in SQL server. And then I do some testing like ./tsql -SServername -U sa ./isql -vServernamesa

Freeradius+MSSQL Invalid object name 'radcheck'

2004-05-15 Thread Shawn
Hi everyone, the version i use is as follows: freeradius-0.9.3 freetds-0.63 unixODBC-2.2.8 MSSQL2000 I have done almost all the general settings and created all the tables the freeradius needs in SQL server. And then I do some testing like ./tsql -S Servername -U sa ./isql -v Servername sa

Re: digest authenticating against /etc/passwd or ldap

2004-05-15 Thread wilhelm
Hello, another suggestion is to use a backend database in storing crypted format password values via freeradius + PostgreSQL MySQL , or LDAP combination? (to name a few) Does this mean that there is a way to make digest authentication against ldap where the password is stored in crypt format