Hi,
> unless using very old method like EAP-MD5.
which is forbidden in the eduroam policy anyway. For the exact reason of not
providing sufficient security (no mutual authentication).
> looking to the future, RADSEC will be involved in 'beefing up'
> the RADIUS to RADIUS communication channel.
On Feb 18, 2008 12:32 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> cleartext? not really. the proxied traffic will be at least
This regards EAP-TLS:
I meant that at least the username is shown, and you can get
additional information reading the attribute values.
Other than that, everything else se
Hi,
> rather than a problem, this is a question.
> I assume you know what eduroam is, but just in case:
> What is eduroam
several members of this list are involved in eduroam at sites
worldwide.
> What happens is that the EAP conversation traverls in cleartext across
> the public internet (reall
On Feb 18, 2008 11:12 AM, Alan DeKok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes.
thanks
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inverse wrote:
> Implementing it from my side (that of a university) has been rather trivial.
> What happens is that the EAP conversation traverls in cleartext across
> the public internet (really the inter-university networks).
> I would assume that EAP-TLS is highly safe from this point of view,
hi all,
rather than a problem, this is a question.
I assume you know what eduroam is, but just in case:
What is eduroam
eduroam which stands for Education Roaming, is a RADIUS-based
infrastructure that uses 802.1X security technology to allow for
inter-institutional roaming. Substitute institutio
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