Hi,
time (currently) and ALSO there is a bug. :: (listen on any address)
causes a segmentation fault.
WTF? types madly
:-) ah. wasnt reported.
Ah. 'struct sockaddr' isn't big enough to hold IPv6 addresses. We
have to use 'struct sockaddr_storage'.
Thanks, it's now fixed.
Am Donnerstag, 5. Oktober 2006 15:39 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I am using FreeRADIUS 2.0.0 ; $Date: 2006/08/15 20:46:48
Will this server work on a host configured with IPV6 address and
clients will still be
able to authenticate using this server?
I am currently not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
time (currently) and ALSO there is a bug. :: (listen on any address)
causes a segmentation fault.
WTF? types madly
Ah. 'struct sockaddr' isn't big enough to hold IPv6 addresses. We
have to use 'struct sockaddr_storage'.
Thanks, it's now fixed.
Alan
Title: RE: IPV6 support
Hi,
Thanks for the help. Now radiusd is receiving the packets. But
it is ignoring the packat saying it is from unknow client.
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 2001:888:1941::3 port 30407, id=101, length=88
Ignoring request from unknown client 2001
Hi, it's me again.
Now I'm trying to implement the IPv6 Freeradius, but I'm having some
doubts.
When I'm configuring Freeradius, is the same configuration that is used in
IPv4, except in the clients file, where I must use IPv6 addresses.
My doubt is:
How and where did I configure the IPv6
Hi, Alan
In a previous email, I asked you if Freeradius supports IPv6
authentications and you response to me that CVS version does.
How and where did I configure the IPv6 attributes referred in RFC 3162 to
RADIUS distribute them to Authenticated users?
You use the IPv6 attributes
Paulo Alexandre Caceres Ferreira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a previous email, I asked you if Freeradius supports IPv6
authentications and you response to me that CVS version does.
Yes... so?
You use the IPv6 attributes from the dictionary, just like you use
IPv4 attributes from the
Enviada: sexta-feira, 2 de Dezembro de 2005 12:03
Para: FreeRadius users mailing list
Assunto: Re: IPv6 Support
Paulo Alexandre Caceres Ferreira wrote:
How I can test IPv6 Freeradius authentication?
You know any IPv6 RADIUS client to interact with Freeradius and
perform
an
IPv6
I don.t try Freeradius with IPv6 yet, but I have doubts with IPv6
Freeradius functioning.
Why?
Did the communications between NAS and Freeradius, in IPv6 only networks,
are made only with IPv6 packets (Access request packets, etc.)?
Uh... you're asking if non-IPv6 packets are sent in
I don.t try Freeradius with IPv6 yet, but I have doubts with IPv6
Freeradius functioning.
Why?
Because I didn't arrange a machine for test it yet :)
Did the communications between NAS and Freeradius, in IPv6 only
networks,
are made only with IPv6 packets (Access request
Hi again,
How I can test IPv6 Freeradius authentication?
You know any IPv6 RADIUS client to interact with Freeradius and perform an
IPv6 authentication?
In IPv4 I find many clients, but to IPv6, I don't found any clients yet.
Please reply to me where I can get the client used to test CVS
Paulo Alexandre Caceres Ferreira wrote:
How I can test IPv6 Freeradius authentication?
You know any IPv6 RADIUS client to interact with Freeradius and perform an
IPv6 authentication?
There is a program called radclient in the FreeRADIUS source tree.
--
Nicolas Baradakis
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List
Paulo Alexandre Caceres Ferreira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Freeradius support authentication over IPv6?
The CVS snapshot does.
If Freeradius doesn't support IPv6, and somebody know a RADIUS that
support, please reply to me the name of that application.
Some commercial servers. Not all,
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