Um... i think i just sent an empty response, sorry about that and thank you for
this clear explanation. i just will change my NAS!
(but i will call d-link before ).
see ya!
Joel MBA OYONE wrote:
> We all agree that assocation is made before authentication process, in
> order to RADIUS to be ab
Re: Re : Re : Dynamic VLAN and FreeRadius
Joel MBA OYONE wrote:
> We all agree that assocation is made before authentication process, in
> order to RADIUS to be able to do its stuffs. but the fact is that it
> doesn't work,
Then your NAS is broken. Buy a real NAS that supports VLAN
Joel MBA OYONE wrote:
> We all agree that assocation is made before authentication process, in
> order to RADIUS to be able to do its stuffs. but the fact is that it
> doesn't work,
Then your NAS is broken. Buy a real NAS that supports VLAN assignment.
> and i was wondering what would be the
Thank you Joe for your answer!
We all agree that assocation is made before authentication process, in order to
RADIUS to be able to do its stuffs. but the fact is that it doesn't work, and i
was wondering what would be the result if i set:
"Tunnel-Private-Group-ID = 100" (when the SSID were i am
HI Joel,
I think the issue here is that the D-Link AP's you have are rather
limited.
Radius can not ever assign an SSID because that step occurs before the
user authenticated. Wireless starts with an association from the user
to the AP's SSID from there the AP decides what needs to happe
Alan,
I possess a device from D-Link (DWS-3024). it is a wireless switch controler,
and the documentation says that:
- One SSID has to be affect to one VLAN on the profile.
- An Access point could be configured with up to 8 ifferent SSIDs and it is
possible to affect each SSID on its own netw
Joel MBA OYONE wrote:
>> No. VLAN assignment is after SSID association, and after 802.1x
>> authentication.
>
> OK, is it possible to associate in SSID_1 and be assigned to a different
> VLAN than the we are associated in ?
That doesn't make sense. SSID's aren't tied to VLANs, unless you
con
Alan DeKok. wrote:
> No. VLAN assignment is after SSID association, and after 802.1x
> authentication.
OK, is it possible to associate in SSID_1 and be assigned to a different VLAN
than the we are associated in ? (exemple, when i am associated to SSID_1, which
belongs to VLAN100, RADIUS s
Joel MBA OYONE wrote:
> So if SSID "friend" is assigned to VLAN 100, the end-user will associate
> with that SSID, right??
No. VLAN assignment is after SSID association, and after 802.1x
authentication.
Alan DeKok.
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> for example, a Cisco device would want the tunnel medium type, type and
> private group id
Tunnel-Medium-Type = "IEEE-802"
Tunnel-Type = "VLAN"
Tunnel-Private-Group-Id = "100"
> this would tell the NAS to put the user onto VLAN 100
So if SSID "friend" is assigned to VLAN 100, the end
Hi,
> I am trying to get the RADIUS server to not only authenticating the
> supplicant, but providing the NAS with a VLAN ID. I have tried certain
> resources and haven't been able to receive the VLAN ID. Can any provide any
> help in this area?
depends on your NAR - you need to send back the cor
William E. Russell schrieb:
> All,
>
> I am trying to get the RADIUS server to not only authenticating the
> supplicant, but providing the NAS with a VLAN ID. I have tried certain
> resources and haven't been able to receive the VLAN ID. Can any provide any
> help in this area?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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