On Sunday, February 24, 2013, Alan DeKok wrote:
Russell Mike wrote:
i also
came across where guys are discussing EAP and MAC authentication. i
could not conclude, if it is a better way of doing
MAC authentication using EAP.
To be clear: you don't. EAP is authentication. MAC
I have a problem on the freeradius.
When I was using these commands radwho and radlast it shows still
login but some users doesnt connect.
How can I fixed this
Sorry for my bad english.
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I know of one person doing something similar to what you are looking to do.
If your NAS sends the MAC of the device with the EAP request, you can
extract the MAC from the request using unlang and check that against a
database of MACs.
No clue how to do this, I just know it can be done.
David
Russell Mike wrote:
Thanks for guidelines. exactly, as you stated I simple want to store MAC
address somewhere compair against the request. Can they be in
radcheck?
I wouldn't do that. Just create your own table of MAC addresses. If
all you want is to list known MACs, you can do that with
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 2:20 PM, Alan DeKok al...@deployingradius.comwrote:
Russell Mike wrote:
Thanks for guidelines. exactly, as you stated I simple want to store MAC
address somewhere compair against the request. Can they be in
radcheck?
I wouldn't do that. Just create your own
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 1:55 PM, David Peterson
dav...@wirelessconnections.net wrote:
I know of one person doing something similar to what you are looking to
do. If your NAS sends the MAC of the device with the EAP request, you can
extract the MAC from the request using unlang and check that
He approached the problem differently than most people. He already had a
database with the MAC addresses. Due to a deployment mistake in the past he
did not have the passwords from each of 500 EAP clients. So rather than
going out and changing those addresses he matches up the MAC address with
Hi,
I am upgrading from an older server which uses version 1 quite happily.
The setup is simple, upstream proxies talk to my FreeRadius which then talks to
my Home server which is a really old DOS based product.
I read other threads saying just to use realms, but I still get lost in the
conf
Understood, Thanks dear David. P, for participating in my troubleshoot. i
am grateful.
Thanks / Regards
RM --
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 3:31 PM, David Peterson
dav...@wirelessconnections.net wrote:
He approached the problem differently than most people. He already had a
database with the MAC
Randy wrote:
I read other threads saying just to use realms, but I still get lost in the
conf files.
Read proxy.conf, configure realms. It should be 2-3 lines per home
server.
Exactly what do I need in the clients, proxy and radiusd.conf files?
Don't touch radiusd.conf.
Add a
Thanks, I will try it late tonight.
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On 24/02/2013 at 9:55 PM Alan DeKok wrote:
Randy wrote:
I read other threads saying just to use realms, but I still get lost in
the conf files.
Read proxy.conf, configure realms. It should be 2-3 lines per
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