I have installed smbldap-tools and tried to modify existing LDAP
records using smbldap-usermod after updating the smbldap.conf and
smbldap_bind.conf to connect to the LDAP but I keep getting an error
that user cannot be found.
Using ldapsearch, syslog shows
Feb 28 17:54:42 advert slapd[5679]: con
Ryan wrote:
> Passwords are currently encrypted in LDAP. In this case, am I correct
> to say that I will need to add both nt hash and NT-Password to LDAP
> using smb-ldap related tools for it to work with PEAP?
You will need to *create* the NT hash or clear-text password on your
LDAP server. Th
Passwords are currently encrypted in LDAP. In this case, am I correct
to say that I will need to add both nt hash and NT-Password to LDAP
using smb-ldap related tools for it to work with PEAP? Will samba be
required to be configured on my LDAP server?
Thanks/Regards,
Ryan
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Hello,
I use FreeRadius with OpenLDAP to authenticate device using EAP-PEAP and it
works fine. The only problem I had was the encrypted password in my LDAP
database.
I by-passed this problem using clear-text Password in LDAP Database and it
works fine.
You can also have a look at this :
http://de
an not work? (Hangjun He)
2. EAP-PEAP with LDAP for 802.1x authentication (Ryan)
3. Re: EAP-PEAP with LDAP for 802.1x authentication
(Arjuna Scagnetto)
4. Re: rlm_dbm can not work? ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
5. Re: EAP-PEAP with LDAP for 802.1x authentication (Ivan Kalik)
6. Re:
2008/2/25, Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi All,
>
> Understand that it is not possible to authenticate using EAP-PEAP
> against OpenLDAP due to encrypted password. Can someone advise on how
> exactly OpenLDAP needs be configured so that it can be used in
> EAP-PEAP?
>
> I found out from http://
>Understand that it is not possible to authenticate using EAP-PEAP
>against OpenLDAP due to encrypted password. Can someone advise on how
>exactly OpenLDAP needs be configured so that it can be used in
>EAP-PEAP?
>
Don't use encrypted password. Or use nt hash and NT-Password. There is
nothing to a
reading from http://deployingradius.com/documents/protocols/compatibility.html
you can achive that there's no problem to make ldap work with
EAP-PEAP, the only thing you must take care is the hashing algorithm
for the password.
Reading carefully from http://vuksan.com/linux/dot1x/802-1x-LDAP.html
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