tnt@kalik.net wrote:

> Yes. Your proxy need to be configured as a client on RSA radius server.

>   

And I believe the RADIUS server is disabled on the appliances by 

default, at least it was on ours.

Arran

> Ivan Kalik

> Kalik Informatika ISP

>

>

> Dana 23/9/2008, "Chris Haskins" <chhaskins@caci.com>
piše:

>

>   

>> Hello,

>>

>> My company has purchased several of the RSA Securid appliances
to provide

>> OTP for our environment. The architecture calls for proxying from
a

>> central freeRADIUS server (on RHEL 5) to the RSA Securid appliances.

>>

>> I am new to the RADIUS protocol (1 week now), but  I have
my freeRADIUS

>> setup to proxy all requests to the RSA appliance. Using tethereal,
I see

>> the RADIUS (UDP) packets going to the RSA appliance, but I do
not receive

>> a response.

>>

>> Another Engineering group is responsible for the RSA appliance
setup, so I

>> have very little insight into the workings of the RADIUS server
running on

>> them. My question is do we setup the central freeRADIUS server
as a client

>> on the RSA appliance, and is there instructions out there (possible
from

>> RSA) on how to accomplish this?

>>

>> Thank you for your time,

>>

>> Chris

>>

>>     

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