Wireless woes

    Date: 06/09/05 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: linux

    Per my boss' orders I am trying to install a wireless access system and have it use Radius
    Authentication via windows 2003 server IAS service. I have Radius setup for
    users that dial into our network and it works fine.
    However, the wireless
    stuff requires a parameter called a LAT-group, which I can configure in IAS, to
    determine access rights via wireless. BUT, the wireless, for some strange reason,
    when I put a sniffer on the network traffic is waiting for type of reply from
    the radius server, but I can't tell with the sniffer what the heck it is waiting
    for.
    SO, I ended ditching that and loading a server with Fedora Core 3 Linux and
    installed Free Radius on it. It fails the authentication, and the user name/passwd/Lat group
    is in the radius conf file, By this time it was 0130 am and I went home and
    crashed and I am back here at it again. Anyone around here experienced setting up a
    wireless system using Radius? Any hints???

    Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/computergeeks/704614.html

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