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?
It seems impractical to have both an LDAP user list and a RADIUS user list. Can't you configure FreeRADIUS to use your LDAP database? What about the identifiers for the different services that FreeRADIUS will need to authorize? I'm only familiar with the RADIUS capabilities in Windows Servers.
Cheers - Bob
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It seems impractical to have both an LDAP user list and a RADIUS user list. Can't you configure FreeRADIUS to use your LDAP database? What about the identifiers for the different services that FreeRADIUS will need to authorize? I'm only familiar with the RADIUS capabilities in Windows Servers.
Cheers - Bob
Well the plan is to use my LDAP as the authoritative. But before I get into setting up my LDAP. I wanted to just try setting up a basic FreeRADIUS server on my CentOS box. From what someone said earlier I only needed to add my ASG server's IP to the clients.conf and in users add 1 user. I was just trying to verify that this is the way I need to do it so I can test it and then start working on using LDAP.
It seems impractical to have both an LDAP user list and a RADIUS user list. Can't you configure FreeRADIUS to use your LDAP database? What about the identifiers for the different services that FreeRADIUS will need to authorize? I'm only familiar with the RADIUS capabilities in Windows Servers.
Cheers - Bob
Well the plan is to use my LDAP as the authoritative. But before I get into setting up my LDAP. I wanted to just try setting up a basic FreeRADIUS server on my CentOS box. From what someone said earlier I only needed to add my ASG server's IP to the clients.conf and in users add 1 user. I was just trying to verify that this is the way I need to do it so I can test it and then start working on using LDAP.
