Hello,
look in auth-detail here you see the requests from your nas.
Here is one request from our Cisco-Wlc (wism):
Thu Jan 15 06:01:06 2009
Packet-Type = Access-Request
User-Name = gschwarz
Calling-Station-Id = 00-1F-5B-D7-3D-53
Called-Station-Id =
Hello,
Maybe I'm just too stupid to figure this one out, but I have been
googling around for several days trying to find a solution...
I am running freeradius on Mac OS X Server.
I have a Cisco WLC runnning several APs with multiple SSIDs.
Everything is working fine, except:
I have not
I need to have different WLANs for different Users who are in LDAP
groups.
The user of group A should be able to use WLAN A but not WLAN B and so
on.
How on earth do I configure this?
Where is SSID in the request? Called-Station-Id? NAS-Identifier?
DEFAULT Ldap-Group == whatever, regex check
Thanks.
I really apprecitate your help.
Even though I understand what you are saying, I have no idea where to
start looking for the SSID.
As far as I can tell, the SSID is not in the request and neither in
the NAS-Identifier.
A typical log entry looks like this:
Wed Jan 14 13:03:20
Even though I understand what you are saying, I have no idea where to
start looking for the SSID.
Access-Request packet. Do radiusd -X debug and request attributes will be
displayed.
As far as I can tell, the SSID is not in the request and neither in
the NAS-Identifier.
If it's not in the
I need to have different WLANs for different Users who are in LDAP
groups.
The user of group A should be able to use WLAN A but not WLAN B and so
on.
How on earth do I configure this?
Where is SSID in the request? Called-Station-Id? NAS-Identifier?
DEFAULT Ldap-Group == whatever,
Interesting,
I have a similar situation except that I want to authorize users from
one SSID with ActiveDirectory, and from the other SSID with a local
mysql.
How would I do that?
Freeradius doesn't care where is data coming from. You have to use
groups. AD groups will also be in Ldap-Group
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