On Fri, Mar 12, 2004 at 03:00:02PM -0500, Kurt Jeschke wrote:
> I have been watching the conversations recently about who is using which
> RADIUS. I am curious, though, as to how those who use Kerberos
> authentication are planning to implement 802.1x and 802.11i? Is anyone
> looking at using EAP
I have been watching the conversations recently about who is using which
RADIUS. I am curious, though, as to how those who use Kerberos
authentication are planning to implement 802.1x and 802.11i? Is anyone
looking at using EAP-TTLS-PAP with a FreeRADIUS proxy to an MIT K5 KDC?
Kurt
At 10:42 AM
Martin Jr., D. Michael wrote:
I am interested in what specific types of RADIUS servers are being used
by individuals out there in the higher education community for wireless
applications?
Are people using Unix-based, Linux-based, or Windows-based RADIUS
systems?
Unix/Linux. We run on Linux but mig
Martin Jr., D. Michael wrote:
Are people using Unix-based, Linux-based, or Windows-based RADIUS
systems?
We use the RAD-Series RADIUS server from Interlink Networks. (Was Merit
RADIUS many moons ago.) It is available for Linux & Solaris. (We use
Solaris.) They also have other RADIUS products for w
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004, Martin Jr., D. Michael wrote:
> I am interested in what specific types of RADIUS servers are being used
> by individuals out there in the higher education community for wireless
> applications?
>
> Are people using Unix-based, Linux-based, or Windows-based RADIUS
> systems?
W
We use Steel-Belted RADIUS fron FUNK software...
(runs on Solaris and Windows)
Expensive but reliable and fast.
I would definitely take a look at:
www.open.com.au/radiator/
Their list of supported EAP types is incredible
click on pricing...!
If you want a really cheap one, Freeradius is a good
