Hello!
alan buxey a.l.m.bu...@lboro.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
I have no luck with this. I read in some articles to make an AP with
Radius-Authentication, one should create cerificates with 'make all'
in the certs-directory after editing the ca.cnf and server.cnf and
copy the ca.pem to the
Hi,
Where can I read what other possibilites there are to authorize a client
for an AP using a radiusserver as backend.
it depends what you want to do. you were talking about authenticating
using a certificate - that would be EAP-TLS (or EAP-PEAP/TLS or EAP-TTLS/TLS)
which means the
On 3 Jul 2012, at 09:16, Andreas Meyer wrote:
Where can I read what other possibilites there are to authorize a client
for an AP using a radiusserver as backend.
it depends what you want to do. you were talking about authenticating
using a certificate - that would be EAP-TLS (or
Hello Andreas,
Your supplicant have rejected EAP-MD5 method proposed by freeradius and
have requested for EAP-TTLS method. freeradius have sent EAP-TTLS/Start
request. But your supplicant have never replied. The problem seems to be
in supplicant (AP is transparent for EAP methods anyway).
Hello!
Iliya Peregoudov iperegu...@cboss.ru wrote:
Hello Andreas,
Your supplicant have rejected EAP-MD5 method proposed by freeradius and
have requested for EAP-TTLS method. freeradius have sent EAP-TTLS/Start
request. But your supplicant have never replied. The problem seems to be
in
Hello!
# radiusd -v
radiusd: FreeRADIUS Version 2.1.9, for host i686-pc-linux-gnu
I could need some help with authenticating users per certificate
to a freeradius server.
I created the certificates and copied the ca.pem the testing supplicant.
Startet freeradius with radius -X and a local
Hi,
1) you are getting an access-accept - which suggest the client is using the
values
you mention - that is 'miles' with 'davis45' as the password - hence you are
using PEAP or
PAP or somesuch and not EAP-TLS certificate
2) your access-accept should mean that the client gets an address on the
Hello!
alan buxey a.l.m.bu...@lboro.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
1) you are getting an access-accept - which suggest the client is using the
values
you mention - that is 'miles' with 'davis45' as the password - hence you are
using PEAP or
PAP or somesuch and not EAP-TLS certificate
I have no luck
Hi,
I have no luck with this. I read in some articles to make an AP with
Radius-Authentication, one should create cerificates with 'make all'
in the certs-directory after editing the ca.cnf and server.cnf and
copy the ca.pem to the client.
..that would be to ensure that you can configure
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