Since you seem to know something about this, can you either:
A) Explain what the extended key oid nonsense is?
B) Point me to some place I can read about it?
http://www.freeradius.org/doc/
See the EAP-TLS stuff.
Microsoft requires magic stuff in the server certificate,
Is the message authenticator attribute properly implemented in
FreeRADIUS? I see this in the code:
/*
* EAP-Message is always associated with
* Message-Authenticator but not vice-versa.
*
* Don't add a Message-Authenticator if it's already
* there.
*/
vp =
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I read a post from a long time ago about putting the
attribute (set to any value) in the response list, but that does not
seem to work (unless I did it wrong):
/etc/raddb/preproxy_users:
DEFAULT
Message-Authenticator = 1
You're adding it to the proxied packet. Read the
I am trying to execute a program in the post-proxy section on
Access-Accept packets to bring up bandwidth management for a user when
they log in:
(radiusd.conf)
exec bwup {
wait = no;
program = /etc/raddb/bwlimit start %{User-Name}
%{Calling-Station-Id} %{Tunnel-Private-Group-Id:0}
Before I start, let me just ask if there are any already created
attributes that control bandwidth rates in the Tx and Rx directions
which take a string as a value?
I found USR-Initial-Tx-Link-Data-Rate and USR-Initial-Rx-Link-Data-Rate,
but they take enumerated values that will not allow me to
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