RE: Best way of adding custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works in Windows/Linux platforms?

2008-12-12 Thread Joshua Lim
Joshua Lim wrote: A little info on the custom authentication procedure: 1. I need to provide a doubl! e-factor authentication to my users. 2. The first level will be a simple challenge and password (i reckon that this can be done using File or MySQL). Maybe. 3. Upon successful first

RE: Best way of adding custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works in Windows/Linux platforms?

2008-12-12 Thread Joshua Lim
figure out - http://wiki.freeradius.org/Modules Appreciate again. :) From: joshua__...@hotmail.com To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org Subject: RE: Best way of adding custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works in Windows/Linux platforms? Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16

Best way of adding custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works in Windows/Linux platforms?

2008-12-11 Thread Joshua Lim
into the possibility of using freeradius for my authentication project. For the last few days, i've been experimenting with the cygwin version of Freeradius (Freeradius.net), and trying to figure out an easy way for me to add custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works on both Windows/Linux

Re: Best way of adding custom authentication procedure to Freeradius that works in Windows/Linux platforms?

2008-12-11 Thread Alan DeKok
Joshua Lim wrote: 1). Is there a way to get the cygwin version of rlm_perl. Compile it yourself from source. 2). Why am i facing the path/file not found problem? Does this mean the cygwin version of rlm_exec doesn't work? No idea. It's a cygwin issue. 3). Are there any other options

Windows/Linux

2005-05-11 Thread Paulo C. Panaligan
Hello, Thanks for replying back. I was just wondering can I setup a secured connection between two computers running Linux as my server and Windows XP as my client connected from a school LAN connection to a wireless router through a radius server? I have some of the resources for you check out: