This is a discussion on Re: Mutiple Seperate nt domains within the FreeRADIUS Users forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; > > 1. a vpn client contacts the cisco box > 2. the ciscop box forwards the request to the ...
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> 1. a vpn client contacts the cisco box > 2. the ciscop box forwards the request to the radius server for > authentication. > 3. the radius server somehow proxies the request to the windows domain > server > 4. the domain server reports back an ok to the radius server? > 5. the vpn tunnel is setup. > > What I can understand about freeRadius is that it is possible to proxy > authentication requests to other radius servers depending on domain names > and other fields. Is this correct? Yes > > Is this type of setup even doable with a Radius Server and if so could > anyone help me in the directions of some solid howto's as I'm fairly green > working with radius servers. It's not very hard at all. See the "proxy.conf" file in the distribution. Broadly speaking, assuming they are all logging in as "user@domain.com" you need: modules { # other modules realm suffix { format = suffix delimiter = '@' ignore_default = yes ignure_null = yes } } authorize { preprocess suffix } ....the in proxy.conf for each customer: realm domain.com { type = radius authhost = the.auth.server.domain.com:1812 accthost = the.acct.server.domain.com:1813 secret = TheRadiusSecret nostrip } > > Hope someone has some input to this type of setup. > > Regards > Christian > > - > List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html |