[isf-wifidog] WPA authentication
Proulx François
fproulx at edito.qc.ca
Mar 22 Nov 07:18:10 EST 2005
The biggest challenge is the let users create their account on the
spot ... That's means you know to let them pass through (only for the
authentication server website). I've heard this could be done by
creating two SSIDs : one without any encryption for signing up and
one with encryption if you already have you're password...
On 22-Nov-2005, at 5:23 , Ivan Dubrov wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How do you think, is it complex to implement WPA-based authentication
> using the Radius server proxying techique (like ChilliSpot)?
>
> This can be done the following way: Radius Proxy listens for requests
> and forwards them to the real Radius server. When it sees successful
> radius response, it contacts the Authentication server, retrieves the
> token from it and records successfull authentication (enabling the
> firewall rules).
>
> In that case, WPA on the access points is configured to authenticate
> against the Radius server and access points are configured to use this
> Radius proxy instead of real Radius server.
>
>
> --
> WBR,
> Ivan Dubrov
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