Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Yes I do plan on using a RoR application to make the changes to the MySQL database. So I think this is coming together. However, the username and password... where is the user responsible for using those credentials. Would a user connect to my WiFi network, then authenticate against the RADIUS

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Ok. So if I used a ready made captive portal solution, would my solution still work? Captive Portal authenticates users (using FreeRadius?) WLAN controller delivers an IP. On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 2:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes I do plan on using a RoR application to make the changes to

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

So if I used a ready made captive portal solution, would my solution still work? Captive Portal authenticates users (using FreeRadius?) Yes. It will provide login screen and most of them can be set up to use radius. WLAN controller delivers an IP. Yes. And you Ruby application hadles user

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Ok this has been very helpful. So I just want to make sure I am headed down the right path. I have a WLAN controller that will be configured to use RADIUS for authentication. Currently it (WLAN) uses its own user accounts on the controller. Does this mean that the WLAN will deliver an IP after the

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

So I just want to make sure I am headed down the right path. I have a WLAN controller that will be configured to use RADIUS for authentication. Currently it (WLAN) uses its own user accounts on the controller. Does this mean that the WLAN will deliver an IP after the RADIUS has authenticated the

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Yes I do plan on using a RoR application to make the changes to the MySQL database. So I think this is coming together. However, the username and password... where is the user responsible for using those credentials. Would a user connect to my WiFi network, then authenticate against the RADIUS

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

So I was taking a look at the schema's provided on Github. Can someone narrow down for me what the workflow of provisioning a user would look like? Specifically what I need to do is authorize/de-authorize users using a timestamp. So what I am thinking is: 1. I would provision users in my Rails

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

http://wiki.freeradius.org/SQL_HOWTO#Populating_SQL See also sqlcounters and Expiration attribute. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 8/12/2008, Matthew Carriere [EMAIL PROTECTED] piše: So I was taking a look at the schema's provided on Github. Can someone narrow down for me what the

Programatically provision users to server.

Hi everyone, I am thinking of adding a FreeRadius server to an existing infrastructure in order to provision users through an application. I am currently running a WLAN controller connecting several access points. Currently users are added manually through the WLAN controller interface.

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Matthew Carriere wrote: I am thinking of adding a FreeRadius server to an existing infrastructure in order to provision users through an application. FreeRADIUS authenticates users... databases provision them. I am currently running a WLAN controller connecting several access points.

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

I am thinking of adding a FreeRadius server to an existing infrastructure in order to provision users through an application. I am currently running a WLAN controller connecting several access points. Currently users are added manually through the WLAN controller interface. Could I add a

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

This is great thank you. I was trying to find something in the documentation about doing this. Could anyone point me in the direction of documentation that outlines using a MySQL database for authenticating users? Is there some kind of schema that the users table must follow? Thanks

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

http://wiki.freeradius.org/SQL_HOWTO http://wiki.freeradius.org/Rlm_sql_mysql Le 04.12.2008 09:03, Matthew Carriere a écrit : This is great thank you. I was trying to find something in the documentation about doing this. Could anyone point me in the direction of documentation that outlines

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

You can also browse server related stuff on github. For mysql: http://github.com/alandekok/freeradius-server/tree/master/raddb/sql/mysql You can get the schema from there, use it and play with RoR and the database without installing freeradius. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 4/12/2008,

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

That's awesome. This is a much better option than what I previously thought would be necessary to setup a development environment. Has anyone done this before in any language? Any potential issues to watch out for? Thanks. On 4-Dec-08, at 12:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You can also

Re: Programatically provision users to server.

Has anyone done this before in any language? I've done it in ASP.NET (C#), php and perl (on separate occasions). You actually have dialup admin (php) included with the server. That is not under active development. daloRadius is (you will find the developer lurking on this list). Any potential