I found on their site how it must be done, but as you can see it does not
work what I had in mind.
What I must do in order to allow every radius request to be accepted in the
authenticate module.
I put the next line:
Auth-Type := Accept
Inside the users.conf file, but it does not do
The point is that I do not want to FreeRadius do that but jRadius because I
am familiar with Java programming.
The Jradius code must access one web service and one of its method to see
whether the combination of username
and one-time-password is correct one. If the combination is valid and if
Hy!
I am using JRadius together with the FreeRadius.
I put the jradius module inside the authorize and post-authenticate
sections.
Authorize section (implemented inside JRadsius server) sets the Auth-Type on
Accept.
As you can see, the next is received from the rlm_jradius module of
FreeRadius
I installed FreeRadius on the Windows machine. I started JRadius as well. I
started the client. The JRadius sends back to the FreeRadius the access
accept packet, but Free Radius always sends to the client the Access Reject
packet. Only the Reply-Message is read correctly from the returned packet.
I put the next line im jradius module:
# configure the rlm_jradius module
jradius {
name = example # The Requester name (a
single
# JRadius server can have
# multiple
I add the allow_codechange in jradius module in radiusd.conf file as you can
see:
# configure the rlm_jradius module
jradius {
name = example # The Requester name (a single
# JRadius server can have
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Subject: Re: Jradius con file!
It's not very likely that allow_codechange was supported in that freeradius
version then. If you change number of connections - that does change?
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 25/9/2008, Jelena Žagar [EMAIL PROTECTED] piše:
I add the allow_codechange
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