smbencrypt is distributed with the server. Use it to check the
password hash.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
The authentication is half finished. The hint with the smbencrypt showed
that the stored nt passwords in our ldap directory was wrong. The hint with
ldap.attrmap pointed to a wrong
password 4183... in check items
You want to map this to the NT-Password attribute.
Alan DeKok.
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Michael Poser,
HRZ - Abteilung Netze
Tel.:069/798-28052
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Hello,
native wired xp 802.1X client with PEAP (mschapv2) tries to authenticate via
freeradius against openldap with an md4 encoded utf-16e password hash. The
authentication fails. If we use the hash instead of the clear-text password
with the xp client, the authentication works fine. There must
Hello Thiabault,
native wired xp 802.1X client with PEAP (mschapv2) tries to authenticate
via freeradius against openldap with an md4 encoded utf-16e password
hash.
This is just not possible.
PEAP (mschapv2) requires you can read the user password either as a
cleartext password or as a
- auth-type accept
Michael Poser wrote:
The regular expression match with the Mac-Address, but 4
lines behind it,
the log says: auth: No authenticate method (Auth-Type)
configuration found
for the request: I am confused, in the users file is the statement
Auth-Type := Accept,. What
Hello,
an extraction from my users file
--8--
DEFAULT User-Name =~ ^([0-9a-fA-F]){6}-([0-9a-fA-F]{6})$
Auth-Type := Accept,
Reply-Message = Hallo Regulaerer Ausdruck `%{User-Name}`
--8--
My suggestion is: Every Mac-Address has to authenticate. But in real life it
doesn't work:
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