Anyone using dd-wrt for AP?
I am trying to set up dd-wrt to use freeradius for authentication with EAP-TLS, however, I have run into a problem: there doesn't seem to be an option under the WPA encryption system for entering the freeradius secret. If anyone has got this working, can you let me know the where and how? The dd-wrt forums have been pretty silent on the issue. -- Ian Truelsen s/v Sting Email: ian.truelsen@gmail.com AIM: ihtruelsen MSN: ihtruelsen@hotmail.com Google Talk: ian.truelsen@gmail.com
Ian Truelsen wrote:
I am trying to set up dd-wrt to use freeradius for authentication with EAP-TLS, however, I have run into a problem: there doesn't seem to be an option under the WPA encryption system for entering the freeradius secret. If anyone has got this working, can you let me know the where and how? The dd-wrt forums have been pretty silent on the issue.
If the box is sending RADIUS requests from itself to itself, the secret should probably be hard-coded to something static, like "testing123". Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog
On Sun, 2007-04-01 at 07:19 +0200, Alan DeKok wrote:
Ian Truelsen wrote:
I am trying to set up dd-wrt to use freeradius for authentication with EAP-TLS, however, I have run into a problem: there doesn't seem to be an option under the WPA encryption system for entering the freeradius secret. If anyone has got this working, can you let me know the where and how? The dd-wrt forums have been pretty silent on the issue.
If the box is sending RADIUS requests from itself to itself, the secret should probably be hard-coded to something static, like "testing123".
Hopefully that is not the case. The freeradius server is on an external machine. I am trying to get the AP to authenticate against that server, but I am having trouble sorting out how to get it to do this. -- Ian Truelsen s/v Sting Email: ian.truelsen@gmail.com AIM: ihtruelsen MSN: ihtruelsen@hotmail.com Google Talk: ian.truelsen@gmail.com
Ian Truelsen wrote:
Hopefully that is not the case. The freeradius server is on an external machine. I am trying to get the AP to authenticate against that server, but I am having trouble sorting out how to get it to do this.
There should be a RADIUS server configuration. But you'll have to enable 802.1x authentication, too. Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog
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