On May 17, 6:59*am, Peter Lowrie <peterlow...@vodafone.co.nz> wrote:
> A_A_K wrote:
> > Hi friends,
>
> > I am planning to make a linux box as a radius server. so I changed the
> > clients.conf file and users file under /etc/raddb directory. Here are
> > the configuration details:
> > clients.conf :
>
> > 192.1.3.0/24 {
> > secret = testing123
> > shortname = switch2
> > }
>
> > users:
>
> > anil Attribute := "testnetwork"
>
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> > My topology details :
>
> > 1 switch
> > 2 linux workstations
>
> > two workstations are connected to the switch (switch is a layer 3
> > switch == router).
>
> > 1 workstation is the radius server with IP address 192.1.1.1/24 and
> > connected to VLAN 1 of switch with IP address 192.1.1.100
>
> > 2nd worksatation is the client with ip address 192.1.3.1/24 and
> > connected to switch VLAN3 with *ip address 192.1.3.100
>
> > my switch has one more vlan VLAN2 with ip address 192.1.2.100/24
> > and I have configured radius server details
> > like : "radius-server host 192.1.1.1 key 'testing123'"
> > and : "aaa authentication telnet login radius none"
>
> > and I have added routes to other networks in both server and client.
> > and enabled ip routing in switch no I can able to ping to each other.
>
> > My question is if I telnet to the vlan2 <192.1.2.100> from radius
> > client <192.1.2.100> switch should ask login name and password.
> > but if i give the user name and password specified in users file, I am
> > getting message
> > "can't reach radius server".
>
> > Please provide me information regarding the config files <clients.conf
> > and users>
>
> > Regards,
> > Anil A Kumar
>
> Your IP numbering, which may not be the cause of your inability to connect, is incorrect. 192.168 is the internet standard for private networks - not 192.1.
>
> :-) Peter- Hide quoted text -
>
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Can you provide the users and clients configuration details .....
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