Thomas Glanzmann wrote:
> my initial thought that the state may only contain numbers, was wrong.
> Now I want to verify that the message authenticator sent by freeradius
> is correct, can you please walk me through how to do that?
Read the code.
> I also added debugging code to freeradius so th
Hello Alan,
my initial thought that the state may only contain numbers, was wrong.
Now I want to verify that the message authenticator sent by freeradius
is correct, can you please walk me through how to do that?
I also added debugging code to freeradius so that it tells me that it
creates the Aut
Hi,
> Do you know the solution for this?
if the request doesnt get to the server. then as others have said, this is no
RADIUS
problem - this is something wrong elsewhere in the network. now, could be an
issue
with the AP communication...could be a L2 issue, a L3 issue, could be a bug in
the A
Hi,
> All in all you can say that if I use PEAP-EAP-MS-CHAPv2 I don't need to
> create certificates and put them in the FreeRADIUS Server. There is nothing
> checked if you don't check the checkbox 'check certificate'. Actually the
> existing certificates in the certs subdirectory could be dele
Take the default supplied config. Add ldap to the authorize section in default
and inner-tunnel, and to the authenticate section of both. Add your AP into
clients.conf. now edit the ldap module to your requirements
That should work pretty much as is
Rinse, repeat. Ie now edit other things to o
Ho thanks a lot Thomas, I'll check this tonight.
Le 31 mars 2012 12:12, "Thomas Glanzmann" a écrit :
> Hello Mercier,
>
> > According to the Radius RFC, Chapter 2.1 Challenge-response
> > (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2865.txt), I read that it's possible to
> > activate a challenge-reponse (Access-
Hello Mercier,
> According to the Radius RFC, Chapter 2.1 Challenge-response
> (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2865.txt), I read that it's possible to
> activate a challenge-reponse (Access-Request, Access-Challenge,
> Access-Request, Access-Accept) with Radius, is that possible with Free
> Radius, an
Hi everybody
According to the Radius RFC, Chapter 2.1 Challenge-response
(http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2865.txt), I read that it's possible to activate a
challenge-reponse (Access-Request, Access-Challenge, Access-Request,
Access-Accept) with Radius, is that possible with Free Radius, and if it
Hello Alan,
> Possibly. If so, the proprietary client doesn't implement RADIUS.
thanks a lot. However, I'm going to hunt that one down, because I think
I'm very close to solve it and than I'll document it here. As soon as
the product is released to the public I'll also add a wiki entry or
howto g
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 03:52:50PM -0700, Jay Ludlow wrote:
> Found Auth-Type = EAP
>
> WARNING: Unknown value specified for Auth-Type. Cannot perform requested
> action.
You've got "eap" in the authorize section of your outer (default)
virtual server, but you've removed it from the authentic
Ricardo89 wrote:
> I think you don’t understand what my problem is.
I answered the question you asked, using the message you sent.
If you're not describing the real problem, then you're wasting my time.
> My main problem is to
> understand why when the user is asked to enter his credentials
mimir wrote:
> I wonder another thing. Is it possible to get log/error or sth else if one
> of the replicated servers do not response?
No. That's the whole POINT of the replicate module: it doesn't care
if the home server responds.
If you want a response, configure proxying.
Alan DeKok.
IVB wrote:
> But I don't see in debug output what exactly was returned in SQL query.
Have you tried running the SQL queries from an SQL client on the
command line?
That's why they're printed out in debugging mode: so you can see them,
and re-run them yourself.
Alan DeKok.
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Thomas Glanzmann wrote:
> the only difference I see here is that radius has a hex number in the
> state field while the propietary has digits. I assume that is why my
> propiertary client chokes.
Possibly. If so, the proprietary client doesn't implement RADIUS.
The State field is not interpr
Jay Ludlow wrote:
> I have a working RADIUS server for localhost lookup, but when I try and
> authenticate with my HP Procurve 420 Wireless Access Point using these
> wireless connection methods with Ubuntu 10.04LTS:
...
> I get the following result:
> Found Auth-Type = EAP
> WARNING: Unknown va
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