power station support raidus server

[jeev]

:o

dear
friends

does power station2 support radius authentication

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello Jeev,

The PowerStation 2 does not have a built in Radius Server.

Thank you,

Mike

[WHT]

does power station2 support radius authentication
Are you asking if you can run a PPoE client?

[portodur]

does power station2 support radius authentication
Are you asking if you can run a PPoE client?


I think it is not about that, but wants to put the PowerStation AP, and to authenticate clients via a Radius server.

Could be done through a script at the beginning of the PowerStation, which is not only that reliability would have on a daily use, because I just probe in laboratory tests and worked.

[WHT]

Yeah, kinda figured he want a RADIUS server embedded into the PS.

[jeev]

no friends

i want to use windows ias as radius sever

but in powersation 2 there is no place to give raidus server ip address

client ....> ap......>.radius.......> active directory ------firewall ----internet

[imp]

It's definitely possible. However, you will not be able to use the shiny web-gui get advanced access point features.

Download the SDK, edit apps/gpl/hostapd-0.6.3.mk add the options you need to HOSTAPD_0_6_3_MAKE_ENV, compile your custom firmware, reflash your PS, create your own hostapd.conf file and place it in /etc/persistent. Play around with it until it works. Once you got it to work. Create an rc.poststart file in /etc/persistent to start hostapd:

#!/bin/sh

kill `pidof hostapd`
hostapd /etc/persistent/hostapd.conf -B


Make sure to run "cfgmtd -w -p /etc/" to save your files in /etc/persistent. Otherwise they wont be there when you reboot the PS2.

[UBNT-keba]

Other custom script is like this in /etc/persistent/rc.prestart

#!/bin/sh

echo "bridge=br0" > /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "interface=ath0" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "driver=madwifi" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "ssid=<MYSSID>" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "ieee8021x=1" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "eapol_key_index_workaround=1" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "auth_server_addr=<RADIUS_SERVER_IP>" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "auth_server_port=1812" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "auth_server_shared_secret=<MYSECRET>" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "acct_server_addr=<RADIUS_SERVER_IP>" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "acct_server_port=1813" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "acct_server_shared_secret=<MYSECRET>" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "wpa=1" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "wpa_key_mgmt=WPA-EAP" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "wpa_pairwise=TKIP" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "wpa_group_rekey=300" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "wpa_gmk_rekey=640" >> /etc/aaa.cfg
echo "" >> /etc/aaa.cfg


Just change it as you want. and cfgmtd -w -p /etc/

[jeev]

hi
System programmer

then please integrate raidus support with wpa2 option and build a new firmware it will easy for like our pepole becuse firmware 3.2 doesnt support radius client

thanking u

[eddydoors]

which is the change in my script if the routers are in "accesspoint wds" mode and I want to authenticate clients with radius...
thanks

eduard puertas