On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 3:36 PM, rrperez <rrperez@apc.edu.ph> wrote:
I have configured the /etc/raddb/modules/ldap and added an identity (although
I don't if it works), but still it can't find a password for the user.
I guess rlm_ldap can't find a password attribute on the ldap of Lotus Notes.
Because there's no attribute in Lotus Domino's schema that has stores plain, unencrypted user password.
A similar case is when you want to use Active Directory. You can't use rlm_ldap directly because AD does not give away plain, unencrypted user password, so you need a workaround using Samba. No such workaround exists for Lotus Domino though.
That's how some company make money btw, selling a combination of "access control" appliance and client for Windows, which basically (in this purpose) allows Windows to use PEAP-GTC.
There's some free wpa supplicant client for Windows which allows you to use PEAP-GTC (use at your own risk):
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