I want to setup a RADIUS server along side my Astaro (ASG). Is there anything special I need to setup on the RADIUS or Astaro to make sure this goes through with no hiccups?
You need to add the IP address of the ASG to "clients.conf". You need to add a user to "users". Depending on the EAP method you'd like to use you have to edit "eap.conf", most likely the ttls/tls or peap sections.
Do you see any kind of communication between the ASG and the freeradius if you run "radiusd -x".
You need to add the IP address of the ASG to "clients.conf".
You need to add a user to "users".
Depending on the EAP method you'd like to use you have to edit "eap.conf", most likely the ttls/tls or peap sections.
Do you see any kind of communication between the ASG and the freeradius if you run "radiusd -x".
I think my process is a little bit more complicated than the standard because I am also trying to use my LDAP to authenticate my users so that why I dont have to go an create 125 users.
So when you say in users.conf to create a user, am I creating an arbitrary user?
You need to add the IP address of the ASG to "clients.conf".
You need to add a user to "users".
Depending on the EAP method you'd like to use you have to edit "eap.conf", most likely the ttls/tls or peap sections.
Do you see any kind of communication between the ASG and the freeradius if you run "radiusd -x".
I think my process is a little bit more complicated than the standard because I am also trying to use my LDAP to authenticate my users so that why I dont have to go an create 125 users.
So when you say in users.conf to create a user, am I creating an arbitrary user?
I think my process is a little bit more complicated than the standard because I am also trying to use my LDAP to authenticate my users so that why I dont have to go an create 125 users.
Ah, ok. I didn't use LDAP with freeradius yet.
So when you say in users.conf to create a user, am I creating an arbitrary user?
You can do that for testing purposes first before trying to set up LDAP.
