Hi All, I installed freeRADIUS 1.0.5 recently, and configured the server as described in the documentation files. Using 'radtest' I can locally send an access request to the 'radiusd' process and get the access-accept message. Then, in the 'clients.conf', I added a new client entry as follows. < client 10.128.253.10 { secret = Sat429OSAD shortname = localhost nastype = other }
Then, I installed the 'RADIUS Client Test Utility' in the machine (10.128.253.10) which is in the same network. I then sent an access-request to the freeRADIUS Server (10.128.253.110) from that machine. I observed the 'tcpdump port 1812' and saw that the request is coming. But, the 'radiusd' process does not recognize the request and it does not send any message to the client and after a while, a timeout occurs at the client. Does anybody know, where can the problem lie?. Thanking You. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Madhuraka Godahewa Telecommunications Engineer Research and Development Unit Electroteks Global Networks (Pvt.) Ltd. Mobile: + 94-777-647055
Hi,
< client 10.128.253.10 { secret = Sat429OSAD shortname = localhost nastype = other }
Then, I installed the 'RADIUS Client Test Utility' in the machine (10.128.253.10) which is in the same network. I then sent an access-request to the freeRADIUS Server (10.128.253.110) from that machine. I observed the 'tcpdump port 1812' and saw that the request is coming. But, the 'radiusd' process does not recognize the request and it does not send any message to the client and after a while, a timeout occurs at the client.
did you restart the radiusd process? are you using radiusd -X - if so, did you see ANY kind of traffic reaching the server? if not, then the traffic is being blocked somewhere - perhaps you have a firewall process on the server? iptables that needs to be configured maybe? alan
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