On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 3:53 PM, <vikraman.p36@wipro.com> wrote:
Fajar,
Thanks for your response.
I am trying to run a sample RADIUS client and server program.
In that case, it's MUCH easier NOT to use radiusclient, but rather just use "radtest" (and possibly also radclient) included in freeradius-server. On another note, I previously tried Ubuntu natty's radiusclient1 (which still uses ancient 0.3.x) that works fine, but when compiling freeradius-client-1.1.6 it always seem to use incorrect shared secret. Can't figure out why.
Please answer for the following questions
1) In RADIUS client 1.1.6 is there any file to specify username(test) and password(test) details other than STDIN .
Eg: test Cleartext-Password := "test"
Just use radtest from freeradius-server. e.g. radtest testuser testpass localhost 0 testing123 run "radtest -h" or "man radtest" for more info.
2)" usage: radiusclient [-f config_file] [-p nas_port] [-s | [-a] a1=v1 [a2=v2[...[aN=vN]...]]]"
What for this [-f config_file] option mean ? what information this file contains ? do I need to specify /etc/radiusclient/servers file here ?
It's easier to use radclient from freeradius-server, see "man radclient" for more info. For your purposes though radtest should be enough. -- Fajar