AW: MAC address authorization

Hi, I´ve done this with access-points from extremenetworks. There it went this way: You have to create users in the usersfile in the folowing way: Username: MAC-Adress Password: Mac-Adress That´s all Maybe Cisco does it the same way (Cisco never had a good idea, only a goog bank account)

Attributes Missing - Auth with ldap

Hi, I have a very strange problem. I authenticate a user agains a Novell 6 Server, which is not the problem. But I need some Attributes from the authentication brought back to the NAS I put these in the users file and it worked with another server: Users (complete) - DEFAULT

AW: Attributes Missing - Auth with ldap

/ldap.attrmap Hope that helps, and guides you on your way to a solution. regards, Mike Andre Herkenrath wrote: Hi, I have a very strange problem. I authenticate a user agains a Novell 6 Server, which is not the problem. But I need some Attributes from the authentication brought back

AW: AW: Attributes Missing - Auth with ldap

- Von: Dustin Doris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. April 2005 16:41 An: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org Betreff: Re: AW: Attributes Missing - Auth with ldap On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Andre Herkenrath wrote: Hi, I looked at a few things: 1. the authorize section contains

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Hi, I have a very strange problem. I authenticate a user agains a Novell 6 Server, which is not the problem. But I need some Attributes from the authentication brought back to the NAS I put these in the users file and it worked with another server: Users (complete) - DEFAULT

Authentication Alternatives

Hi, I have a little problem with authentication. I want to setup the following: A user has to be authenticated against a Win2000-Server or against a Novell 6.0 Server. Each of it seems to work, but how can I put these two together ? The Usernames can be e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL