This is backend user administration and has nothing to do with Freeradius, or any other radius. Password change was left out of the radius standard as unsafe to do that way. There is an attribute Expiration which you can use as a combination of those two: lastChangePwdDate + pwdExpiryDuration. You set Expiration when user changes password (lastChangePwdDate) and password will be valid for pwdExpiryDuration. You will have to make/adapt a portal for users where they will be able to change passwords etc. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 17/11/2007, "yangcuilin" <yangcuilin@use.com.cn> piše:
Hi, brothers
Can administrator configure a value to a user (call him Jim) in FreeRadius. Jim will get the value when he assesses FreeRadius, and in the same time, Jim can modify it.
For example:
1. Administrator configured (just store) two value (named 'lastChangePwdDate' and 'pwdExpiryDuration') to the user 'Jim'.
2. When Jim access FreeRadius, he can get the value of 'lastChangePwdDate' and 'pwdExpiryDuration'.
3. Jim modify one value (if Jim change his pwd, he will change the value of 'lastChangePwdDate') and save to FreeRadius.
Notes: I just want to implements the change password function in FreeRadius.
Could any one have the same requirement? Please tell me your advice or solutions.
Thank you in advance.
Rock