SUSE freeradius configuration

[Seferovic Edvin]

As always, be sure that your Accees Point is allowed client to connect to
the freeradius...

Then ( as said on the website you have used ) - start radius with -XAx
parameter to see the debugging information ( that is radiusd -XAx )... then
try to auth on your access point and look what happens...

 

When you ask a question next time - please include your debugging
information, because no mailing list user can actually know what your
freeradius server is doing.. 

 

Regards,

 

Edvin Seferovic

 

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From: freeradius-users-bounces at lists.freeradius.org
[mailto:freeradius-users-bounces at lists.freeradius.org] On Behalf Of Chris
Esposito
Sent: Sonntag, 23. Oktober 2005 07:41
To: freeradius-users at lists.freeradius.org
Subject: SUSE freeradius configuration

 

I'm new to freeRadius and Linux (Suse) and need some help.  I apologize but
I really don't know the question to ask because of my limited knowledge of
Linux and wireless technology, but I'll give it a try.  I setup freeRadius
v1.0.2 on SUSE v9.0.  I have another NetWare 6.5 server installed hopefully
to be used as the LDAP server that freeRadius will use to get usernames and
passwords from eDirectory via LDAP.  I followed the following guide for my
setup.

 

http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15922.html

 

I'm using D-Link DWP-8200 access points which supports WPA2/Enterprise.
I've setup this access point to point to my SUSE server.  I can start Radius
on the Linux box, but when I try to connect through the access point, I am
getting no response on the Radius server.  Everything IP wise is fine, I can
ping from everywhere and if I change the Access Point to a Linksys WAP55AG,
I get a login screen (not that I know the format to put the username,
password, and how domain would be used with NetWare).  My client has the
D-Link DWP-8200 access points, and I'd like to get it working with this if
possible so they don't have to buy 50 new access points.  I believe I'm
trying to use EAP/TLS with LDAP authentication.

 

I guess my question is, does the D-Link 8200-AP work with freeRadius, and if
so, does anyone know NetWare enough to give me a hand.  I understand if that
isn't possible, but I thought I'd at least try.  I'm sorry for being so
vague, but maybe I can learn a little about wireless security and
authentication if anything.  The D-Link seems to have the same settings as
the Linksys, so I hope it can work.

 

Thanks-

Chris


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