Hello,
I just flashed a linksys with dd-wrt and now I'm trying to setup a
freeradius server on a Fedora system. For the life of me, I can't figure out
what to do next on the system. I've installed freeradius by running - sudo
yum install freeradius on my Fedora, but what do I do next? The online
look at the configuration files in /etc/raddb, they're pretty
self-explanatory. It really depends on what you want to do.
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 11:03 PM, Abraham Varricatt
abraham.varricatt+freerad...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
I just flashed a linksys with dd-wrt and now I'm trying to
Abraham Varricatt wrote:
I just flashed a linksys with dd-wrt and now I'm trying to setup a
freeradius server on a Fedora system. For the life of me, I can't figure
out what to do next on the system. I've installed freeradius by running
- sudo yum install freeradius on my Fedora, but what do I
Well,
I'm installing this to measure the bandwidth used by different clients on my
network. I understand that it can be done from the web interface of
dialupadmin. So, what I need some help is how to setup the web-interface
of diaupadmin.
As far as documentation goes, I found this -
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 2:03 PM, Abraham Varricatt
abraham.varricatt+freerad...@googlemail.com wrote:
Well,
I'm installing this to measure the bandwidth used by different clients on my
network. I understand that it can be done from the web interface of
dialupadmin. So, what I need some help is
I've got freeradius running in one terminal window in debug mode with
radiusd -X , but I can't find where the radtest is installed. Any
suggestions?
I got it working. Turns out, radtest is part of the freeradius
utilites and I needed to install it separately. So, running ,
yum install
Abraham Varricatt wrote:
I'm installing this to measure the bandwidth used by different clients
on my network.
Are the clients being authenticated via RADIUS?
Does the switch send that information in an accounting packet?
I understand that it can be done from the web interface
of
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