Hello Sergio -
I don't understand your question I'm sorry. Could you send me a trace 4 debug
showing what is happening please?
Are you using CHAP? If so, you could change the NAS to use PAP instead.
regards
Hugh
On Thu, 07 Sep 2000, Sergio Gonzalez wrote:
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> Hi there.
>
> I'm having problems trying to see whats going on with the decryted
> password the dial-up users send to radiator.
>
> I got these line on my config.
>
> PasswordLogFileName %L/password.log
>
> but when I try to see whats on this log file, I found in all entries...
>
>
> Thu Aug 10 04:53:14
> 2000:965865194:nameoftheuser:UNKNOWN:realplaintextpassword:PASS
>
> but only this kind of thing occurs when a Netserver card tries the
> authentication (it works of course), but whe a line like the above (at
> the end) says FAIL... this log file tell me what the user typed instead
> of his correct password... How can I tell radiator to put the typed
> password the user sent?.... or how can I tell the netserver to send the
> password data the way radiator can understand it?
>
>
> PD: When I use a Hiper ARC, the UNKNOWN part dissapears, and instead of
> it... the user's typed password appers.
>
>
> Thanks in advance for the hlp.
>
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