Hello Everyone,
So in my world we have been able to diagnose that the authentication issue
is related to the username case (only difference in Radius) and I have not
found anything other than a statement in an old post from Alan about AD
being case sensitive with usernames? Is there any
Just me again,
User has reset there password the usual way however we are still getting
fail login. Anyone with an idea or what I can provide to help solve this
puzzle? Thx
Thu May 1 09:07:33 2008 : Auth: Login incorrect: [brebberm/no
User-Password attribute] (from client 10.0.1.12 port 60035
Hello,
Looks like the kerberos was only a piece to the puzzle. When a user enters
the 14 day period prior to being required to change password, windows XP is
changing the password of the user in some way that deauthenticates the user.
any ideas?
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Charlie B wrote:
I'm really surprised at this issue. Something like this really puts me
on the spot to have to bring up an IAS in order to deal with the
password issue. I hate windoze but I though more than a handful of us
would be running into this issue since I see there are a lot of
Hi,
I'm really surprised at this issue. Something like this really puts me on
the spot to have to bring up an IAS in order to deal with the password
issue. I hate windoze but I though more than a handful of us would be
running into this issue since I see there are a lot of freeradius + AD
Hello Mr. DeKok,
I wanted to say thank you, FreeRadius is the best, there is not better when
it comes to radius.
On to topic, I believe we have found the issue. It may be related to
kerberos tickets and krb5.conf file were I had the realm in lower case.
Found documentation that indicated it
Thanks Alan,
I'm really surprised at this issue. Something like this really puts me on
the spot to have to bring up an IAS in order to deal with the password
issue. I hate windoze but I though more than a handful of us would be
running into this issue since I see there are a lot of freeradius +
Hi,
Charlie B wrote:
Has no one else experienced this issue where reset password confuses
WinXP? I really don't want to use IAS. Anyone ideas?
Let me get this straight: You have machines in the domain, users doing
domain logins, and wired 802.1x using the domain credentials. When you
Charlie B wrote:
Has no one else experienced this issue where reset password confuses
WinXP? I really don't want to use IAS. Anyone ideas?
Let me get this straight: You have machines in the domain, users doing
domain logins, and wired 802.1x using the domain credentials. When you
change a
Hi Phil,
You are dead on with what is going on however this is occurring when the
user enters the 14 days prior to being required to change their password,
and even when the user themselves are prompted to change.
Just so its clear.
When user enters two week prior to being required to change
Has no one else experienced this issue where reset password confuses WinXP?
I really don't want to use IAS. Anyone ideas?
Thanks
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Hello everyone,
We have setup FreeRadius w/ Active Direcotry using LDAP and ntlm as per the
wiki and everything is working great save one item of concern.
When our users are needing to reset their password or have reset their
password ntlm fails
I'm pretty certain that this is not a freeradius
Wrong key:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823731
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 8/4/2008, Charlie B [EMAIL PROTECTED] piše:
Hello everyone,
We have setup FreeRadius w/ Active Direcotry using LDAP and ntlm as per the
wiki and everything is working great save one item of concern.
When
Thanks Ivan,
We though there should be a key in the current logedon user as well, but all
of our domain users don't have an entry in the registry, even though we have
it check to cache the credentials. The only way we can produce this key is
to have WinXP use the prompt for credentials balloon.
I guess I should add that this is a wired connection, not that this should
change too much.
Thank you again!
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