Anybody know about these two things that I asked?
1. I have log incoming authentication requests set to yes but they do
not seem to be getting logged (in the radiusd.log file). Ideally I
would like to see the same level of verbosity as the radiusd -X mode
gives on standard out in my logs. Is
Ryan wrote:
Did some further searching on the listing and noticed that it is
possible to do a string compared in the authorize and authenticate
sections.
$ man unlang
However running radius in debug mode will return the following error.
(Attribute Cisco-AVPair was not found)
Because
Gustavo Chavelas wrote:
But when I to configure the freeradius-1.1.3-1.2.el5 (rpm) it works fine.
My windows XP and CE clients connect without problems, but I need
urgently to connect a Windows Vista clients too.
You can try upgrading to 1.1.7, which should work with Vista, and will
be
T Kid82 wrote:
1. I have log incoming authentication requests set to yes but they do
not seem to be getting logged (in the radiusd.log file). Ideally I
would like to see the same level of verbosity as the radiusd -X mode
gives on standard out in my logs. Is there anyway to do that without
I will be out of the office starting 04/17/2008 and will not return until
04/21/2008.
Thank you and have a nice day,
Dan
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Hi,
I have re-tested it with the lastes CVS, it's working fine.
Thanks for your work on FreeRadius :)
Regards,
Julien Leloup
Axione
130/132 Boulevard Camélinat
92240 MALAKOFF
FRANCE
Alan DeKok a écrit :
Julien Leloup wrote:
The same configuration, in FreeRadius 2.0.1 worked fine, but
Thanks a lot for sharing your experience and ideas Alan.
If things are done mainly using SQL, for eg. IP address management,
then unlang seems to be doing more or less the same work(easily) a
sophisticated Perl script could do.
However my question is about performance and about how fast
Hi,
If things are done mainly using SQL, for eg. IP address management,
then unlang seems to be doing more or less the same work(easily) a
sophisticated Perl script could do.
However my question is about performance and about how fast scalable
this kind of a setup compared to a Perl
Hi there,
I'm working on a module on radius for a Nokia client.
Somehow, by dumping, I was able to verify that the Vendor Spcific attrib is
using code 1. So I just added this entry in the dictionary.nokia (as there are
no code 1 in the present dictionary) I named this attribute Nokia-Avpair
Vincent Arniego wrote:
I'm creating a module that gets the value of these attributes.
But for now I'm just testing how to get the values of these attributes.
According to the modules wiki
http://wiki.freeradius.org/Modules#Accessing_Radius_Request_Attributes
I just have to put NOKIA_AVPAIR
rsg wrote:
However my question is about performance and about how fast scalable
this kind of a setup compared to a Perl based system.
Perl will almost always be slower, for the simple reason that it has a
lot more work to do in order to set up the interpreter, etc. for every
request.
The
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the help, it worked. Were getting the attributes
But somehow the messages we're getting have that attribute around 3 times in
the request.
This is from the file were feeding radclient:
Nokia-Avpair=ita:ubi=0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0
Vincent Arniego wrote:
But somehow the messages we're getting have that attribute around 3
times in the request.
That's allowed in RADIUS.
This is from the file were feeding radclient:
Nokia-Avpair=ita:ubi=0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0
Thanks Alan,
I'll take a look at it and hopefully I can get the value.
Thanks again!
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Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 5:58:23 PM
Subject: Re: Vendor-Specific
Hi,
I am using freeradius (rlm_perl) for a VoIP system for a long time now
and today I tried to use it for routing purposes as well.
In my authorize function of my perl script I am assigning the routing info
to $RAD_REPLY :
...
my @final_routing = (
Hi,
Sorry for the Off Topic, I know that I can ask in securew2 forums, but
I bet that many of you as radius administrators with Windows clients
are using EAP-TTLS with PAP. So, you are using securew2.
*** Securew2 works fine with Windows XP. ***
Sadly, newers laptops are shipped with a crappy
Only a clarification:
It happens that many laptops with Vista due a unknown reason
(at least for me) prevents that securew2 appears
I mean: It happens that many laptops with Vista due a unknown reason
(at least for me) prevents that securew2 dialog box appears
2008/4/18, Sergio Belkin [EMAIL
My particular problem is to compare
IP address management(Authorization)
(1) 'solely' based on PerlVS (2) SQLIPPOOL + unlang
Does it mean that SQLIPPOOL isn't a good choice for large scale
deployments requiring scalability faster response time?
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at
rsg wrote:
My particular problem is to compare
IP address management(Authorization)
(1) 'solely' based on PerlVS (2) SQLIPPOOL + unlang
Does it mean that SQLIPPOOL isn't a good choice for large scale
deployments requiring scalability faster response time?
No.
I have tried to configure the 2.0.3 because they said to me in the forum
that the VISTA works with a version superior to the 2.
With version 2.0.3 or the 2.0.2 it does not allow me to connect nothing.
Can't connect XP, VISTA or CE clients.
I cannot connect anything.
I will try with 1.1.4 or
Gustavo Chavelas wrote:
I have tried to configure the 2.0.3 because they said to me in the forum
that the VISTA works with a version superior to the 2.
Yes. Other people have it working.
With version 2.0.3 or the 2.0.2 it does not allow me to connect nothing.
Can't connect XP, VISTA or CE
Hi,
I have tried to configure the 2.0.3 because they said to me in the forum
that the VISTA works with a version superior to the 2.
With version 2.0.3 or the 2.0.2 it does not allow me to connect nothing.
Can't connect XP, VISTA or CE clients.
I cannot connect anything.
any 2.x version
Hello Sergio,
We find (depending on the version of vista) that the bubble doesn't appear
however you can have the user enter there information within the profile
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What are some techniques you all use to try and track down auth timeouts?
Is it normal to see some small percentage of auth timeouts on a typical NAS,
even if the radius server isn't all that heavily loaded? I am seeing around
2% timeout on my secondary server that is running radius only. This is
Am 18.04.2008 um 17:17 schrieb Ben Wiechman:
What are some techniques you all use to try and track down auth
timeouts?
Is it normal to see some small percentage of auth timeouts on a
typical NAS,
even if the radius server isn't all that heavily loaded? I am
seeing around
2% timeout on
2008/4/18, Charlie B [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello Sergio,
We find (depending on the version of vista) that the bubble doesn't appear
however you can have the user enter there information within the profile
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Hello!
Today I added a new eap type whose data type is 24. Actually the method is a
copy of LEAP.Is there any code oragnization about LEAP in rlm_eap.c? Because
when we completed the process of the auth,there was a problem with 4 way
handshake.Is the session key between AS and client is not
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Hello!
Today I added a new eap type whose data type is 24. Actually the method
is a copy of LEAP.Is there any code oragnization about LEAP in
rlm_eap.c?
Use grep to look through the source code.
Alan DeKok.
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Just a wild guess: could it be that the server is in some power
saving mode and therefore needs too much time either to process the
request or to wake-up fully before processing the request?
Ben Wiechman
Have a nice day!
Nicolas Goutte
extragroup GmbH - Karlsruhe
Waldstr.
Hello
Thank you very much
Readme
Fedora core 5
freeradius-client-1.1.5.tar.bz2
./confiugre
make
make install
freeradius-server-2.0.3.tar.gz
%configure --prefix=%{_prefix} \
--localstatedir=%{_localstatedir} \
--sysconfdir=%{_sysconfdir} \
--mandir=%{_mandir} \
WILL THE DEFAULT ROUTER FIREWALL CONFIGURATION BELOW WORK WITH THE RADIUS?
Below you have the default setup of my router firewall section. I have not
changed anything there yet. Could the router firewall stay as this? I have been
looking through the SuSE-firewall settings in YaST too, and cannot
List,
Our institution (a 4 yr. state college) is planning on implementing a
802.1X wireless network in the coming months. We have a test network in
place now and all seems to be working well. We have two FreeRADIUS
servers. We followed the FreeRADIUS Active Directory Integration HOWTO
Hi,
Questions:
1. Do any of you have feedback/thoughts/experience on how our freeradius
server may handle the auth. request load given our situation?
we currently deal with 600 concurrent wireless users and 5000 concurrent
wired users. the FR shows no sign of stress (after initial tweaks)
You need to sort out some basic things:
- your user sits at the laptop and connects to - what? What service is
router controlling?
- your router is most likely the only (radius) client on your network.
User machines should be removed from clients.conf.
- don't use Auth-Type and User-Password.
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