No, radcheck. 1. Enable mac auth in hotspot profile (login-by=mac) - mac address will be checked first, if there is no match user will be sent to the login form 2. For mac addresses make such entries in radcheck: UserName Attribute Op Value some-mac-address Auth-Type := Accept 3. For users make stanard radcheck entries: UserName Attribute Op Value someuser Cleartext-Password := somepass Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 12/12/2007, "CoMeC" <comec@e-comec.com> piše:
Ok,
thanks,
so in radreply I have to use:
some-mac-address Attribute Op Value
?
Thx,
CoMeC
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 13:17:41 +0100, <tnt@kalik.co.yu> wrote:
MAC address in mac auth is sent as User-Name not Calling-Station-Id.
So, for mac auth:
some-mac-add-ress Auth-Type := Accept
For a user:
username Clertext-Password := "hispassword"
Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 12/12/2007, "CoMeC" <comec@e-comec.com> piĹĄe:
Hi,
I try to configure such a solution:
Authorization via MAC Address (with no username required) - if the machine is using a valid IP Address, it is automatically allowed to surf. (I know there is a Calling-Station-id attribute in radcheck)
But I need also a support for username/password authentification (via WWW) too.
When I try to log in only with MAC, I get a Radius responce "no username", and the machine is denied.
How/where in radiusd.conf can I make changes?
Thx in advance,
Best regards,
CoMeC
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