Hello there,
I'm trying to configure Kamailio 4.2.4 to authenticate client REGISTERs against a test FreeRADIUS on the localhost, however I have yet to succeed.
My installation includes Kamailio 4.2.4, radiusclient 1.1.6, FreeRADIUS 2.2.5 and all of them on a Debian 8.0 machine.
I believe I have got all the configurations correct in kamailio.cfg, radiusclient.conf, radius servers file, and freeradius server since the communication between the components are ok.
My problem is that when I use a SIP Client such as 3CX SoftPhone, FreeRADIUS gives me an answer included in SIPClient-LOCAL-RADIUS-NOK.txt. I have isolated the problem being in the Digest-Response part since I have ran some other tests that I have included in the zip file attached, but can't figure out why this shouldn't work. From what I have figured out, my SIP Client does not calculate the correct Digest-Response and I have seen this in all the clients I have tested so far.
For example, my client sends "5f8dfe8aa4e13994b4ceade49ee0d3d4" although it's supposed to send "528f22527e9cf003df29ede9c243e615".
I would really appreciate if you would point out what I did wrong in setting things up. I have done so much googling but have not found anything useful.
Regards, Maziar Sanaii Ashtiani
Hello,
if the password is correct set on the client, check also the realm parameter and be sure that server and clients are using the same.
Cheers, Daniel
On 17/05/15 13:45, Sanaii, Maziar wrote:
Hello there,
I’m trying to configure Kamailio 4.2.4 to authenticate client REGISTERs against a test FreeRADIUS on the localhost, however I have yet to succeed.
My installation includes Kamailio 4.2.4, radiusclient 1.1.6, FreeRADIUS 2.2.5 and all of them on a Debian 8.0 machine.
I believe I have got all the configurations correct in kamailio.cfg, radiusclient.conf, radius servers file, and freeradius server since the communication between the components are ok.
My problem is that when I use a SIP Client such as 3CX SoftPhone, FreeRADIUS gives me an answer included in *SIPClient-LOCAL-RADIUS-NOK.txt*. I have isolated the problem being in the Digest-Response part since I have ran some other tests that I have included in the zip file attached, but can’t figure out why this shouldn’t work. From what I have figured out, my SIP Client does not calculate the correct Digest-Response and I have seen this in all the clients I have tested so far.
For example, my client sends “5f8dfe8aa4e13994b4ceade49ee0d3d4” although it’s supposed to send “528f22527e9cf003df29ede9c243e615”.
I would really appreciate if you would point out what I did wrong in setting things up. I have done so much googling but have not found anything useful.
Regards,
Maziar Sanaii Ashtiani
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