ldap + mac-radius patch
hi, I wrote patch , ldap + mac-radius for the patch to. raddb/modules/ldap Added an option to set_mac_radius_mode_without_password. enabled by set_mac_radius_mode_without_password = yes. The default is disabled in set_mac_radius_mode_without_password = no. If you enable this option you can turn off password authentication ldap on. If mac-radius, mac address authentication should be so just ignore the password. wifi device (buffalo WAPM-APG300N) use, samba4 (domain controller) on the network using the built in mac-radius ldap confirmed that it works correctly. PATCH http://rtilabs.net/files/2011_05_07/ldap_mac_radius_mode__set_mac_radius_mod... patch detail (japanese blog) http://d.hatena.ne.jp/rti7743/20110507/1304717930 http://d.hatena.ne.jp/rti7743/20110507/1304793653
rti <super.rti@gmail.com> wrote:
I wrote patch , ldap + mac-radius for the patch to.
raddb/modules/ldap Added an option to set_mac_radius_mode_without_password. enabled by set_mac_radius_mode_without_password = yes. The default is disabled in set_mac_radius_mode_without_password = no.
There is no need to do this. If you know it's a mac authentication request[1] then you just use: ---- update control { Auth-Type := Accept } ---- It is trivial to tie this into an LDAP backend (if you are happy to extend your schema). Cheers [1] for example use the methods on http://wiki.freeradius.org/Mac-Auth -- Alexander Clouter .sigmonster says: Well thaaaaaaat's okay.
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