Freeradius with PEAP support

Hi,

I am just in front of the same problem. I did it the same way, you did, but with an NV+.

I got an "bus error", like you and cant find the reason. Tell me, if you find the solution!

Pasadena

Hi Pasadena,

Thanks for the support.

I think I will try and compile my own version from source using QEMU and create a .deb to install freeradius with daloradius for a front end. I'll post my attempts here so you guys can have a crack too. Whilst I'm at it I might well try and set up squid with WCCP support and mysar to view the logs.

Cheers

Fastethernet

fastethernet wrote:
Hi Pasadena, Thanks for the support. I think I will try and compile my own version from source using QEMU and create a .deb to install freeradius with daloradius for a front end. I'll post my attempts here so you guys can have a crack too. Whilst I'm at it I might well try and set up squid with WCCP support and mysar to view the logs. Cheers Fastethernet

Ok, tell me, when you are finished. I tried several forms of freeradius, the older version from Debian and the newest from freeradius.org. Both wont run. One comes with bus error, the other with compiler and lib conflicts... :(

So, if you find a way to use a radius, it would be great! :D

PM me! (and in this forum also, of course, I think, many people are waiting for a solution..)

Pasadena

This one's about a year old, but I just wanted to let you all know, that I succeeded in building freeradius for the Duo.
I had to install libssl-dev, libc6-dev and gcc.
configure can't detect the platform automatically. (At least on my Duo all the commands to determine the architecture result in an empty return)
So you have to supply the processor architecture manually: ./configure --build=sparc-linux
"make && make install" runs fine then and you will find your freeradius build in /usr/local prefix

I'll try to read up on the addon-making process in the next few days and hopefully get an addon out then.

>I'll try to read up on the addon-making process in the next few days and hopefully get an addon out then

did you get any further with this, it would be a great add on "FreeRadius" , that's for sure !

Getting RADIUS to work on the ReadyNAS isn't that hard. To bake it into a simple to use add-on is another matter. So, if you're comfortable with doing the config stuff on the command line, providing RADIUS shouldn't be that hard to do (iirc I already did it for someone else, just need to find the binaries)

-Stefan

thanks for the heads up Stefan, in the end I went for Packetfence on a Dell Poweredge server I had spare, I've gone "Inline" between the router and an old 48 port Netgear switch ( because the switch does not support 802.1x authentication)