2005/9/13, Charles Price <charlie.price@w3z.co.uk>:
I have the same problem. I have a radius server with ldap oracle. I dont know how to configure freeradius to use pppoe.
You have to configure pppd to authenticate using freeradius. In short:
1. Make sure you have a recent version of ppp and rp-pppoe (getting ppp from CVS is a good idea) ok I installed ppp and rp-pppoe
2. Make sure that the radius plugins for pppd have been installed in /etc/ppp/plugins and the radiusclient configuration is in /etc/radiusclient In default, plugin radius.so wasn't there, but I found one in another dict.
3. Enter your specific radius server details into /etc/radiusclient/servers and /etc/radiusclient/radiusclient.conf I would like to use Windows XP as a client :)
4. Make sure you have some user information in your freeradius backend. I am assuming you have configured freeradius to see your LDAP server... :) yes
5. Put 'plugin /etc/ppp/plugins/radius.so' (no quotes) in /etc/ppp/pppoe-server-options I put this line in pppoe-server-options
6. Start the pppoe-server process. I started the serwer
7. pppd should now ask freeradius for authentication. And here I have problem :( My ppp server and freeradius are still not connected. Do you have any idea? Maybe this is Windows and its pppoe fault?
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