You can't use NDS password because it's a one-way hash and therefore not reversible. You must use UP with radius because it is reversible. So, you need to investigate and fix your UP issues. There are tools that will help such as checking the status of UP on multiple objects, and even retrieving the UP, check the Novell coolsolutions site. Basically if you can retrieve the UP with those tools, then radius can too, if the tools report an error then you may get a better idea where the problem is. Note that existing users who only have NDS password need to login with a current Novell Client in order to set the UP. Or, they need to undergo a Change Password via some UP-aware mechanism such as LDAP modify on userpassword. As this isn't really FR problem, suggest you post in the novell edirectory or NMAS forums if you require more help. On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 10:11 PM, Jason Brown <jasonbrown@ferris.edu> wrote:
I am seeing issues with users not authenticating correctly to our Novell eDirectory server. When some users try to authenticate they are denied access due to errors with their universal password. We have other systems that do not have this problem and am not sure why. Is there a way to configure this to use the NDS password instead of the universal password? Thanks.