I need to allow users from a wireless access point by MAC address (it comes
as a userid) and then if the MAC address is not defined in the users file to
check their userid/password against a LDAP database. I now had an
additional requirement put on that I need to check the values of an
attribute
On Wed, Apr 21, 2004 at 10:13:23PM -0400, Alan DeKok wrote:
Hans Fiedler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't get the attribute value checking to work. I've tried mapping the
attribute in the ldap.attrmap file,
checkItem WirelessStatus WirelessStatus
and checking
I see where everyone can have it work with Windows XP, but my problem is
with Windows 2000. I havn't been able to find a method for enabling WEP on
a Cisco 350 without using the Cisco ACU instead of the Windows 801.X
method. On the driver config the only things that are available are;
Client
I'm trying to have freeradius authenticate MAC addresses or userids for
wireless access points. I have the MAC addresses defined in the users file
like this
00062518a9e6User-Password == 00062518a9e6
and the userids authenticate their passwords against LDAP. What I'm seeing
is even though
I'm having a problem getting EAP(LEAP) to work authenticating passwords to
LDAP. If I define the users file, like this
testuser User-Password == xyzzy
the EAP authentication works fine. I tested the LDAP by defining the
users files as
DEFAULT Auth-Type := LDAP
which then passes the
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