Configure LEAP in AAA

[John Barfknecht]

I am running AAA server, radiusd starts fine and i can do radpwtest -i xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx against the user in queastion, yet from the Cisco access point I get failed because of no response from the radius server. The aaa logfile shows
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: Received-Authentication: 73/1 'doc' via 150.150.250.25
0 from AP350-40b15e port 37
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: Authentication: 73/1 'doc' via 150.150.250.250 from AP
350-40b15e port 37 - FAILED Authentication failure -- total 0, holding 0
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: get_radrequest: non-RFC packet from 150.150.250.250[11
02] - access (type 1), len = 132
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: Hex dump at 0x7f78f328/0x0 for 132 bytes
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: 0x7f78f328: 0x0000| 014A0084 780B4FFF 89DC4485 25C12D8
0| |.J..x.O...D.%.-.|
Tue Aug 13 08:37:44 2002: 0x7f78f338: 0x0010| 1A8B2C23 1A140000 0009010E 7373696
4| |..,#........ssid|
where could I be going wrong ??

TIA

[Narasimha Murthy]

Looks like you have not configured your access
point to support cisco attributes in /etc/opt/aaa/client files. If you have configured type=none:nas..for access point entry then you sometmies get as non-RFC packet error.

Example:
In clients
----------
type=none:proxy v1
type=cisco:nas v1

Where AP-is your Access Point. IP address

In authfile
------------

example.com EAP "example"
{
EAP-Type CiscoLEAP
}

In Users file
------------------

user@example.com Authentication-Type=Realm, Password="test"

From your cisco AP..try authenticating..as
user@example.com.It should work.

Note: radpwtst cannot be used for testing with EAP users.