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02.12.2011 17:33:09

zheron
zheron
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Running TekRADIUS 4.2.0.0, I am trying to authenticate my Cisco switches using active directory. Sometimes I can not logon at all, while other times I can logon ok, but it's really really slow.

I have configured two groups with the following attributes.
Group Name: Cisco
Attribute - Type - Value
Active-Directory-Group - Check - Cisco
cisco-avpair - Success-reply - shell:priv-lvl=15
Service-Type - Success-Reply - NAS-Prompt

Group Name: Cisco-Read
Attribute - Type - Value
Active-Directory-Group - Check - Cisco-Read
cisco-avpair - Success-reply - shell:priv-lvl=1
Service-Type - Success-Reply - NAS-Prompt

I have created and assigned users to these two groups that match their username within Active Directory. I have not assigned any attributes to these users other than assigning them to a TekRADIUS group.

On the clients tab I have added a Default NAS with my secret and with cisco as the vendor.

On the settings / Service Parameters tab I have enabled the Active Directory proxy.

In the logs in TekRADIUS I notice I occasionally get:
Invalid Auth. packet received from : 192.168.x.x:1812

So obviously it's getting packets in on the wrong port, but I don't know why. The cisco device is configured to use port 1645 and so is TekRADIUS, unless I've missed a command on the Cisco device or something in TekRADIUS, I don't know why I am getting those packets. Everything worked fine when I used Microsoft IAS, and the configs on the switches haven't changed.
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02.12.2011 23:18:32

Admin
Admin
Administrator
Posts: 1833
Hi,

I recommend you to upgrade TekRADIUS to the latest version 4.3.

Best regards,

Yasin KAPLAN
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