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04-17-2009 04:14 AM
04-17-2009 04:14 AM
configuring ssh with radius authentication
Hi folks,
If anyone can help, I'm looking for a (probably simple) solution.
I know how to get my 3Com switch get credentials from a radius/IAS server and give my user the right access-level with telnet.
My IAS sends out a vendor-specific value of 010600000003 (level 3), a login-service to "telnet" and a service-type to "login". This works perfectly fine with telnet configuration.
extract of my configuration :
radius scheme lab.local
server-type extended
primary authentication 192.168.160.129
accounting optional
key authentication radiussharedkey
domain lab.local
scheme radius-scheme lab.local
access-limit enable 10
user-interface vty 0 4
authentication-mode scheme
domain default enable lab.local
The problem for me is to get this working with ssh. For local connection I would type this :
rsa local-key-pair create
1024
user-interface vty 0 4
protocol inbound ssh
local-user admin
service-type ssh
q
ssh user admin authentication-type password
I couldn't find how to get a "service-type ssh" from my ias that can only give a "telnet" login-service...
If anyone can help, that would be great :) ssh would be more secure and modern :)
Thanks
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
If anyone can help, I'm looking for a (probably simple) solution.
I know how to get my 3Com switch get credentials from a radius/IAS server and give my user the right access-level with telnet.
My IAS sends out a vendor-specific value of 010600000003 (level 3), a login-service to "telnet" and a service-type to "login". This works perfectly fine with telnet configuration.
extract of my configuration :
radius scheme lab.local
server-type extended
primary authentication 192.168.160.129
accounting optional
key authentication radiussharedkey
domain lab.local
scheme radius-scheme lab.local
access-limit enable 10
user-interface vty 0 4
authentication-mode scheme
domain default enable lab.local
The problem for me is to get this working with ssh. For local connection I would type this :
rsa local-key-pair create
1024
user-interface vty 0 4
protocol inbound ssh
local-user admin
service-type ssh
q
ssh user admin authentication-type password
I couldn't find how to get a "service-type ssh" from my ias that can only give a "telnet" login-service...
If anyone can help, that would be great :) ssh would be more secure and modern :)
Thanks
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Cabling Partners
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04-30-2009 04:33 AM
04-30-2009 04:33 AM
Re: configuring ssh with radius authentication
up, this topic still not being resolved !
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Cabling Partners
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05-05-2009 04:21 AM
05-05-2009 04:21 AM
Re: configuring ssh with radius authentication
Hi,
FTP, terminal, and SSH are not standard attribute values of the RADIUS protocol, so you need to define (Microsoft uses Visual Studio to Define new IAS Attributes) them in the attribute login-service (the standard attribute 15):
login-service(50) = SSH
login-service(51) = FTP
login-service(52) = Terminal
After that, reboot the RADIUS server to validate them.
FTP, terminal, and SSH are not standard attribute values of the RADIUS protocol, so you need to define (Microsoft uses Visual Studio to Define new IAS Attributes) them in the attribute login-service (the standard attribute 15):
login-service(50) = SSH
login-service(51) = FTP
login-service(52) = Terminal
After that, reboot the RADIUS server to validate them.
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