We have been experiencing problems with the MSBlaster worm and
Freeradius.
The Freeradius daemon is running on a (homebrew) NAS that also
terminates VPN sessions. If a VPN user is infected, it seems that the
MSBlaster traffic prevents FreeRADIUS from operating correctly.
The exact mode
This homebrew nas is the same box that is running your radius server?
-Drew
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From: Josh Howlett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 11:10 AM
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Subject: MSBlaster and Freeradius
We have been experiencing problems
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Subject: MSBlaster and Freeradius
We have been experiencing problems with the MSBlaster worm and
Freeradius.
The Freeradius daemon is running on a (homebrew) NAS that also
terminates VPN sessions. If a VPN user is infected, it seems that the
MSBlaster traffic prevents FreeRADIUS from
Josh Howlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My best guess is that the MSBlaster UDP from the user(s) is swamping the
kernel, resulting in RADIUS UDP packets getting lost.
Yup. The kernel has a limited queue for incoming packets.
Has anyone else seen this, or have any suggestions?
Put a
: MSBlaster and Freeradius
Josh Howlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My best guess is that the MSBlaster UDP from the user(s) is swamping the
kernel, resulting in RADIUS UDP packets getting lost.
Yup. The kernel has a limited queue for incoming packets.
Has anyone else seen this, or have any
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