Hello,
I tried the patch on
http://bugs.freeradius.org/showattachment.cgi?attach_id=112 for the
function ldap_pairget in the file rlm_ldap.c but it gives me an error
when executing the 'make' command saying that 'token' was already
declared. This is where token is declared:
--
Hi,
> From: "Natalia Escalera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > We have made a small fix to the ldap-module (as seen in the
> link to the
> > mailing list archive). I don't know if this has been fixed
> in 1.1.0. I
> > once had a quick look at the ldap-module of 1.1.0, it
> should be quite
> > easy to tes
This is what is happening:
> >
> >
> > pass$word -> FR -> LDAP -> FR (Answer: wrong password)
> >
> > Any ideas of how to solve it?
>
> This looks very much like the feature we have seen with FR 0.9.3.
> Passwords with a "special cha
ening:
>
>
> pass$word -> FR -> LDAP -> FR (Answer: wrong password)
>
> Any ideas of how to solve it?
This looks very much like the feature we have seen with FR 0.9.3.
Passwords with a "special character" are truncated, resulting in
password check failing.
You can try to log passwords sending to FR by NAS and snoop passwords
sending by FR to LDAP, + switch on logging on LDAP and check why BIND
operation between RF and LDAP fails. The bottom line here is that the
password with spec chars is the same all the way down to LDAP server.
on 04/03/2006
on 03/03/2006 00:28 Natalia Escalera wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > Do somebody know how to handle passwords having special characters in
> > between (e.g. $ ) when doing freeradius-ldap authentication?
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Natalia.
> >
know how to handle passwords having special characters in
between (e.g. $ ) when doing freeradius-ldap authentication?
Thank you,
Natalia.
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Hello all,
Do somebody know how to handle passwords having special characters in
between (e.g. $ ) when doing freeradius-ldap authentication?
Thank you,
Natalia.
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Stefan Winter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That did it. However, I'd like to stick with pure SQL as a backend. Is there
> some reason why this doesn't work, or is it just a bug/inflexibility of the
> rlm_sql(_mysql) module?
It's that much of the time, you *do
Hi list,
again something from the legacy-auth-backend to radius freak cabinet:
I need to have more than one password for a small group of users (which had a
seperate one for dial-up vs. other services). All of these pw are available
in clear text, so I thought I could mis-use the mySQL tables to
Hello,
while migrating some legacy auth to RADIUS, a problem has shown up with users
that enter more than 8 chars as their password. The old system truncated the
stored passwords after 8 chars, and if a user input more, his input as well
got truncated. So, logging in with stored pass
Alex Savguira wrote:
> Having
> pap pap{
> encryption_scheme = crypt
> }
> pap papplain{
> encryption_scheme = clear
> }
>
If I understand you, then you are redoing what the server already does.
FreeRADIUS knows which scheme to use based on the a
Having
pap pap{
encryption_scheme = crypt
}
pap papplain{
encryption_scheme = clear
}
Auth-Type PAP {
pap
}
Auth-Type PAPPLAIN {
papplain
}
in radiusd.conf
having
user1 Crypt-Password := bla
Exactly as I suggested in original post...
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Hi,
> Please ignore... Found the answer already...
enlighten us? :-)
alan
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Dear All!
I wonder is somebody has tried to make PAP understand both plaintext
and crypted passwords via multiple instances for example?
Would this make sense:
pap {
encryption_scheme = clear
}
pap papcrypt {
encryption_scheme = crypt
}
in modules
file.
I have tried to search the archive and feel I must me mising something.
Can someone please help me figure out what is going on? I want logs and
details, just not the user passwords.
I think you're missing the point. That's what that is supposed to do.
The default confi
search the archive and feel I must me mising something.
Can someone please help me figure out what is going on? I want logs and
details, just not the user passwords.
Thanks.
-- Walter Reynolds
University of Michigan
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=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Evan_Borgstr=F6m?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been spending my day trying to get rlm_digest to work with
> encrypted passwords in a MySQL database.
It won't work. Digest requires access to the clear-text passwords,
OR the Digest-HA1 form of t
27;
process. I don't know whether a similar operation can be expected with
'sql', maybe someone else has an answer.
On 1/23/06, Evan Borgström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey All,
>
>I've been spending my day trying to get rlm_digest to work with
> encryp
Hey All,
I've been spending my day trying to get rlm_digest to work with
encrypted passwords in a MySQL database. When I use the User-Password
attribute with a plain text password then digest authentication works
fine, however when I change the attribute to MD5-Password I ge
Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
Are you expiring passwords are expiring accounts?
This doesn't apply to you, but maybe there's an equiv in linux:
Thanks. I was thinking along these lines myself. An expired account
does deny access while an expired password does not. I may end up
Are you expiring passwords are expiring accounts?
This doesn't apply to you, but maybe there's an equiv in linux:
From FreeBSD pw(8)
USER LOCKING
The pw utility supports a simple password locking mechanism for
users; it works by prepending the string `*LOCKED*' to t
>
rlm_unix probably doesn't look at the expiry time of the password.
Alan DeKok.
Is there an alternative mechanism I could employ that does?
Mark
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Mark Tunnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've set up a Cisco router to authenticate against a freeradius server
> on a Linux box using the local system account. Everything looked
> great until I expired the password. If I log into that account on the
> Linux box it tells me the password has e
Hi,
> I've set up a Cisco router to authenticate against a freeradius server
> on a Linux box using the local system account. Everything looked
> great until I expired the password. If I log into that account on the
> Linux box it tells me the password has expired and I need to change
> it.
I've set up a Cisco router to authenticate against a freeradius server
on a Linux box using the local system account. Everything looked
great until I expired the password. If I log into that account on the
Linux box it tells me the password has expired and I need to change
it. However, if I
liz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, if I turn on CHAP based authentication I get a message from
> the radius server that USER-PASSWORD is a required attribute.
You set Auth-Type := LDAP. Don't do that. LDAP doesn't understand
CHAP.
> I am going to try another radius plugin I found toda
Greetings!,
Please forgive me if this has already been asked. I have googled
around as well as checking out a few how-to's. Currently. I have a
poptop server, authenticating via freeradius to openldap. Everything
appears to be functioning correctly with pap based authentication.
However,
Hi,
does someone know how to use hashed passwords for the users
entries in the users file?
I hope someone can help me.
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o know how to encrypt the passwords. I would like to
know if I need to install any package.
Also, I would like to know how I can create this encrypted passwords.
I hope somebody can help me.
Thanks.
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Hi
Further to my previous post, I managed to get around this problem
By default, md5 passwords are generated without the key appended. To solve:
Change the file /usr/local/dialup_admin/lib/crypt/md5.php3 from
with the following
I hope this helps someone else :-)
Gef
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Hi
I got the Freeradius version 1.0.4 setup with MySql. It is all working
fine. However, when creating users through the dialup admin, the password
is stored in the database without the salt key for md5, and this is causing
the users' access request to be rejected. If the password is created
th
The answer to a simple problem is, naturally, simple, and my thanks go to
Alan for pointing out the obvious.
The short version is:
Configure the passwd module in the modules section thus:
modules {
... ...
passwd text_file {
filename = /var/text_file
format =
eradius.org org>
cc
03/08/2005 18:17 Subject
> I am trying to use the passwd module to configure a simple flat file with
> two fields, a user name and a password. I believe I have the module
> configured right:
>
> passwd text_file {
> filename = /var/text_file
> format = "*User-Name:*User-Password"
From th
I am trying to use the passwd module to configure a simple flat file with
two fields, a user name and a password. I believe I have the module
configured right:
passwd text_file {
filename = /var/text_file
format = "*User-Name:*User-Password"
authtype
"Ken George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still unable to get this to work via freeradius, but works with
> ntlm_auth from the command line.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] raddb]# ntlm_auth --username="test ops"
> --password=m1sg0ps --domain=usmisgnet --request-NT-key
...
> Exec-Program: /usr/bin/ntlm_auth
Vects <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to implement default 'catch all' rules in radius for customers
> with wrong passwords, they suppose to be connected and redirected to
> some web proxy. In the same time that default shouldn't concern
> customers with
Hi there,
I want to implement default 'catch all' rules in radius for customers
with wrong passwords, they suppose to be connected and redirected to
some web proxy. In the same time that default shouldn't concern
customers with correct passwords.
Is below correct for my purpos
is to know where to
start looking for the problem. If I create a user using the dialup
admin , the user is created. If I search I can find it but no matter
what I do I cannot get it to check the password and tell me its
correct. It always says its wrong. Even with simple 1234 passwords.
Could
start looking for the problem. If I create a user using the dialup admin
, the user is created. If I search I can find it but no matter what I do
I cannot get it to check the password and tell me its correct. It always
says its wrong. Even with simple 1234 passwords.
Could it be a problem with the
I cannot get it to check the password and tell me its correct. It always
says its wrong. Even with simple 1234 passwords.
Could it be a problem with the encryption routines ? Is it a php
problem. This is an up2date centos 3.4 box.
Any Ideas ?
Regards
Dean
--
No virus found in this
Hi all , firstly I installed 1.0.1-1 for centos 3.4 and then downloaded
the latest 1.0.3 tar ball and installed dialup_admin. I am able to add
users but when I test a password it always says failed. Is there a
setting that I have missed somewhere that controls whether the pasword
are crypt or n
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Nick Bright wrote:
On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 12:18, Kostas Kalevras wrote:
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Nick Bright wrote:
I'm storing passwords in plain text, to ease troubleshooting, and even
though I have general_show_user_password: yes in my admin.conf file, the
dialup_admin
On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 12:18, Kostas Kalevras wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Nick Bright wrote:
>
> > I'm storing passwords in plain text, to ease troubleshooting, and even
> > though I have general_show_user_password: yes in my admin.conf file, the
> > dialup_adm
I would have to agree with the idea of passwords not being visable.
However, in our situation and maybe even Nick's, if we have
a customer call in with issues connecting we typically make sure
the ID is correct and have them retype their password.
It is nice to be able to see what it is, wi
Nick,
Yes that would be right. SQL_Column_name Description
Joel
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From: "Nick Bright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "freeradius-users"
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 12:20 PM
Subject: Re: (dialupadmin) user edit not showing passwords
On Thu, 2005
the
attribute? in which case it's
Attribute_name Description
>
> That should do it.
>
> Joel
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Nick Bright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "freeradius-users"
> Sent: Thursday, Marc
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Nick Bright wrote:
I'm storing passwords in plain text, to ease troubleshooting, and even
though I have general_show_user_password: yes in my admin.conf file, the
dialup_admin pages don't show the users' password anywhere (though I can
reset the password prop
--
From: "Nick Bright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "freeradius-users"
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:55 AM
Subject: (dialupadmin) user edit not showing passwords
I'm storing passwords in plain text, to ease troubleshooting, and even
though I have general_show_user_passwor
I'm storing passwords in plain text, to ease troubleshooting, and even
though I have general_show_user_password: yes in my admin.conf file, the
dialup_admin pages don't show the users' password anywhere (though I can
reset the password properly).
Ideally I think it should be on
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kostas
Kalevras
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 10:21 AM
To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org
Subject: Re: Web interface similar to Dialup Admin but for dialup users to
change their login passwords.
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Shannon Sariman wrote:
> Hi All,
>
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Shannon Sariman wrote:
Hi All,
I am using freeradius with mysql and dialup admin. Is there any open source
solution out there that can cater for dialup users to manually change their
password using a similar web interface like dialup admin? Please help.
Not that i know of. dia
Hi All,
I am using freeradius with mysql and dialup admin. Is
there any open source solution out there that can cater for dialup users to
manually change their password using a similar web interface like dialup
admin? Please help.
Regards,
Shannon
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Robert Tarrall wrote:
HOWEVER - we're now accepting everyone, even when the authorize
module returns notfound. That's not what we want.
From radiusd.conf:
authorize {
preprocess
suffix
autztype ecentralldap {
ecentralldap
}
aut
, and have more than one LDAP instance.
We still don't want to check passwords.
I.e. if we get a request for [EMAIL PROTECTED] we should accept
it if dn=tarrall,ou=ecentral,blah=blah is found in LDAP, and reject
otherwise; if we get a request for [EMAIL PROTECTED] we'll check
for dn=tar
Hi!
> I know that the client (supplicant) send a hash (is it a md5 hash???) to the
> RADIUS-Server. The RADIUS-Server have the
> plaintext password so it can perform the same hash to determine that the
> password is correct. Now i want to store the
> passwords as a md5-hash in
want to store the passwords as a md5-hash in the users file. Is
it possible to authenticate against a md5-hash database? How can i say the
RADIUS-Server that the password is already a
MD5-Hash??
I use the freeradius for EAP-MD5 in a wired lan. I know that the client (supplicant) send a hash (is it a md5 hash???) to the RADIUS-Server. The RADIUS-Server have the plaintext password so it can perform the same hash to determine that the password is correct. Now i want to store the passwords as
blem with passwords
I also encountered the same problem.For this to work i made
one change in the radiusd.conf i.e
encryption-scheme = clear
Please let me know if i am
missing anything.
Thanks in
Advance,
vamsi
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Kyriaki GaliSent: Wednesday, 22 December 2004 8:00
PMTo: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.orgSubject: Problem with passwords
Hello, does anyone know what is the difference
between CHAP-Password and PAP-Password?
Because if i use CHAP working fine and if i use
PAP rejects me
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Kyriaki Gali wrote:
Hello, does anyone know what is the difference between CHAP-Password and
PAP-Password?
Because if i use CHAP working fine and if i use PAP rejects me.
http://www.freeradius.org/faq/#4.4
Thanks,
Kyriaki Gali,
IT Applications Specialist
Kinetix Tele.com Supp
Hello, does anyone know what is the difference
between CHAP-Password and PAP-Password?
Because if i use CHAP working fine and if i use
PAP rejects me.
Thanks,
Kyriaki Gali,IT Applications
SpecialistKinetix Tele.com Support Center,Tel & Fax: +30 2310
256140GSM: +30 6947 723737http://www
hello,
we have all our user-informations stored
in an LDAP-directory, but our users should use
one-time password tokens instead of
static passwords for their remote login.
it is possible to configure freeradius
to first check whether the user is allowed to dialin
using an ldap-group and then
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004, Hamilton Vera wrote:
Hi masters.
I am looking for a tutorial/how-to to set up a radius server
using freeradius and Mysql and MD5 passwords.
Actually I have a Livingston Portmaster 3 authenticating users on
my linux server. The authentication is based on MD5 passwords
stored in
Hi masters.
I am looking for a tutorial/how-to to set up a radius server
using freeradius and Mysql and MD5 passwords.
Actually I have a Livingston Portmaster 3 authenticating users on
my linux server. The authentication is based on MD5 passwords
stored in /etc/shadow, for example
$1$u5C6uZb
Christophe Boyanique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know it there is a bug in freeradius, but the radeapclient is
> not linked correctly by libtool. Instead of the binary, the libtool
> wrapper remains in the installed path. I tried on Debian unstable (with
> included or system libtool) an
"Berry, William" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Personally think that clear text is bad as anyone intercepting the packets
> can easily pick up anything in clear text.
RADIUS passwords are encrypted. Connections from FreeRADIUS to an
LDAP server should be encrypted us
Hi,
> Personally think that clear text is bad as anyone intercepting the
> packets can easily pick up anything in clear text.
You mean intercepting the packets between LDAP server and
RADIUS server (since the communication with the RADIUS client
isn't affected anyway)? But knowing the LM
Title: RE: Success PEAP/MSCHAPv2 + LDAP + Samba passwords
Personally think that clear text is bad as anyone intercepting the packets can easily pick up anything in clear text. If one knows specifically that traffic is one a completely secure path from end to end then not such an issue. This
Hi,
> OpenLDAP with NT and LM hashed samba password
After having read similar stuff several times in the past weeks,
what's the real advantage of using NT or LM hashed passwords over
using simple clear text passwords? At least securitywise, I can't
see any.
eeded
}
authenticate {
Auth-Type MS-CHAP {
mschap
}
eap
}
During the authorize phase, the ldap module searches the user and keep
track of the NT and/or LM passwords if there are present.
During the authenticate phase, the mschap module use the previously
: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 3:00 PM
To: freeradius-users
Subject: Re: ldap authentication - crypt passwords
On Tue, 2 Nov 2004, Ossama Suleiman wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> i set up FR to use LDAP authentication.
> when using clear password, everything is working ok.. but actually i want
to
&
On Tue, 2 Nov 2004, Ossama Suleiman wrote:
Dear All,
i set up FR to use LDAP authentication.
when using clear password, everything is working ok.. but actually i want to
store crypt passwords.
as soon as using crypt passwords, authentication failed.
i was using radiusauthtype = LDAP, i tried to
Dear All,
i set up FR to use LDAP authentication.
when using clear password, everything is working ok.. but actually i
want to store crypt passwords.
as soon as using crypt passwords, authentication failed.
i was using radiusauthtype = LDAP, i tried to switch to PAP, and setting
passwordheader
Simeon Miteff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have ldap servers with crypt, MD5, and SSHA passwords, is there any
> EAP flavor (EAP-) that will work with this? I desperately don't want
> to maintain two passwords attributes for each user!
EAP-TTLS with tunneled PAP or E
Hi All
For obvious reasons, challenge-response type EAP authentication
mechanisms like EAP-MD5 won't work with hashed passwords in LDAP.
I have ldap servers with crypt, MD5, and SSHA passwords, is there any
EAP flavor (EAP-) that will work with this? I desperately don't want
t
Alan DeKok wrote:
> Vidar Stokke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>>My users file entry looks like this:
>>
>>myuser NT-Password == "C275AA106060E0D793DD673EC6620090"
>
>
> Try :=
>
> Alan DeKok.
>
Thanx a lot, Alan. That worked great.
regards
Vidar
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"Alexandre Durand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've seen the debug but i don't understand and nobody seems to want help me.
> So i begin to think that i'm going to abort!!
So... post the debug output here.
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Vidar Stokke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> My users file entry looks like this:
>
> myuser NT-Password == "C275AA106060E0D793DD673EC6620090"
Try :=
Alan DeKok.
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Hi.
I've been looking around and I can't seem to find a solution to my
problem. My problem is that when I try to connect to a dot1x-network
using EAP/PEAP on a win-xp-client, I can't use a users-file with
encrypted passwords. I've tried to use the NT-Password attribute and
t; ...
> }
I now have the following in radiusd.conf:
authorize {
files
group {
sql1 {
ok = return
notfound = 1
}
sql2
}
}
(sql1 and sql2 just retrieve the password for the user from 2 different
tables)
This results in the
Ivan =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Hern=E1ndez?= Serrano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The question is: Is there any chance that I can use my passwords in
> sha1?
See rlm_pap.
Alan DeKok.
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Hi, I'm using my freeradius-1.0.0 with Postgresql (7.4.2), everything
goes fine. Now, I'm trying to authenticate to my users using my existing
user/password database infrastructure, the thing is that the passwords
in my database are not in clear text, they are stored using sha1 and a
Hello,
Sorry for the long post. I've installed freeradius 1.0.0 on a slackware
box. I'm trying to make it work against my ISP's Ascend Max40xx. I'm
supporting only PAP on my side, my users are on a MySQL db, with crypt'ed
passwords. I can only connect if I force PAP o
> especially as it means I won't have to tell the server to reload its
> config each time I add a user, but to do that I'll need both to convert
> the current users files to mysql entries and extract the passwords from
> /etc/shadow.
>
> Are there any script
ql to work on a few other
systems I've had to set up I'd like to go with that on the new machines,
especially as it means I won't have to tell the server to reload its
config each time I add a user, but to do that I'll need both to convert
the current users files to mysql ent
Hi there :)
I'm trying to setup FreeRADIUS to work with two times authorization with two
different hardware using the same login but two different passwords.
The first request is sent by some Network Access Server (NAS) using user's
login and some password like 'cisco' to
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004, Mike Lampson wrote:
> >> Is it possible to make radius tell the dial equipemnt to send the
> >> password in clear text if it can't authenticate a CHAP password?
> > No.
> > In many cases, the NAS can't even control it. The client uses
> > CHAP, and there's no way for the NA
>> Is it possible to make radius tell the dial equipemnt to send the
>> password in clear text if it can't authenticate a CHAP password?
> No.
> In many cases, the NAS can't even control it. The client uses
> CHAP, and there's no way for the NAS to tell it to use PAP.
We had a case of a service
Jeremy Kusnetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to make radius tell the dial equipemnt to send the
> password in clear text if it can't authenticate a CHAP password?
No.
In many cases, the NAS can't even control it. The client uses CHAP,
and there's no way for the NAS to tell it t
So we need to be able to support both PAP and CHAP.
We have a mixture of cleartext and encrypted passwords. Ideally we
would like to have PAP used for the encrypted passwords and either PAP
or CHAP for the clear text.
I am testing things out with an Ascend MAX authenticating against an
Robert Yeo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After reading the documentation, it seems that when TTLS or PEAP is used,
> there needs to be a text file or database with usernames and passwords in
> clear text
No. TTLS & PEAP have tunneled authentication methods. Those
tunn
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Robert Yeo wrote:
> After reading the documentation, it seems that when TTLS or PEAP is used,
> there needs to be a text file or database with usernames and passwords in
> clear text
PEAP needs clear text
TTLS depends on the inner authentication mechanism. If you us
After reading the documentation, it seems that when TTLS or PEAP is used,
there needs to be a text file or database with usernames and passwords in
clear text
...
Currently, what we have is a MSSQL database which has a table of usernames
and passwords hashed using MD5... there is also a procedure
Hi Tim.
You can hack the portal to change users's password if they change them on the portal.
You could of course make freeradius authenticate your users from the portal database
as well.
FreeRadius should work fine against MSSQL but I have never tested it myself.
The passwords will not be
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Questions: Are there any authentication protocols (that can use MD5 hashed
> passwords) that I could use to authenticate the wireless users?
No.
> I read the section about using PAP, but should I use it, does it
> mean that the user/pass will b
gt; move away from using MAC filters (for about 250 users so far) and use a
> radius solution. The students each have access to a portal, but the
> passwords are all hashed with MD5 and stored in a MSSQL database.
>
> Questions: Are there any authentication protocols (that can use MD5 has
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