Hi everybody,
does anyone has got a tested documention on setting up freeRADIUS to work together with openSER.
I'm currently having problems with the authentication via a MySQL DB. I didn't get it how to tell freeRADIUS to take the users credentials from the "subscribers" table. Could anybody help me dealing eith this problem?
My environment: openSER with radiusclient-ng, mysql and freeradius on a single machine, all are up and running so far. Without RADIUS it's prossible for a UAC to register...but with RADIUS authentication via MySQL the UAC just gets a "401 unauthorized".
Thanks in advance. Patrick
Patrick Pichler writes:
I'm currently having problems with the authentication via a MySQL DB. I didn't get it how to tell freeRADIUS to take the users credentials from the "subscribers" table. Could anybody help me dealing eith this problem?
i would suggest you store user info in radcheck table as shown in freeradius docs.
-- juha
Quoting Juha Heinanen jh@tutpro.com:
Patrick Pichler writes:
I'm currently having problems with the authentication via a MySQL DB. I didn't get it how to tell freeRADIUS to take the users credentials from the "subscribers" table. Could anybody help me dealing eith this problem?
i would suggest you store user info in radcheck table as shown in freeradius docs.
-- juha
hi,
well, I didn't find any document related to openSER in the freeradius docs. so therefore, have you got a link to the document or could you give me a description how to tell openser to use the radius db/radcheck table? tia patrick
Patrick Pichler writes:
well, I didn't find any document related to openSER in the freeradius docs. so therefore, have you got a link to the document or could you give me a description how to tell openser to use the radius db/radcheck table?
there is no openser documentation in freeradius. you just store your userid/domain/password in radcheck table instead of subscriber table as shown in freeradius mysql doc. value of Attribute is Digest-HA1.
-- juha