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Sorry, I was wrong. I have sent the eap.conf for my eap-ttls
authentication. But in fact , i thought that i just needed to change
the default_eap_type to peap and that's all. I have configured an
Access Point to use radius authentication and i have tested the
eap-ttls on my linux machine (debian squeeze) and on a windows xp
machine, and it worked. Then when i changed the authentication to use
peap, i got the problem. I launched the server in debug mode (
freeradius -X ) and all that i can see is that all my requests are
rejected.<br>
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On 24/01/2012 15:53, Alan Buxey wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> I have configured a freeradius + mysql server and i would like to use
the PEAP authentication. I have tried the EAP-TTLS and it worked fine, but
when i have tested the PEAP authentication all my requests were rejected
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how are you testing this? what client are you using? your default eap type is TTLS
so if you send the server a PEAP request, the server will NAK it and ask
for PEAP - the client needs to deal with this.... windows etc can..
alan
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