>
> > I've read in the docu that CHAP will not work when using
> > encrypted passwords (which is what I have in LDAP)
>
> That's correct, you'll have to un-encrypt the passwords
> in LDAP or use PAP. If you require encrypted passwords in
> LDAP, you should disable CHAP on the Cisco.
>
The reall
> I've read in the docu that CHAP will not work when using
> encrypted passwords (which is what I have in LDAP)
That's correct, you'll have to un-encrypt the passwords
in LDAP or use PAP. If you require encrypted passwords in
LDAP, you should disable CHAP on the Cisco.
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Hello Stephen -
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Felicetti, Stephen A. wrote:
> Hey guys...
>
> I have a Cisco AS5300 authenicating users against LDAP via Radiator.
> Works like a charm when using PAP on the
> Cisco. Management is concerned about a plain text password being sent
> between the Cisco a
Hey guys...
I have a Cisco AS5300 authenicating users against LDAP via Radiator.
Works like a charm when using PAP on the
Cisco. Management is concerned about a plain text password being sent
between the Cisco and Radiator. When I attempt
to use CHAP, radiator rejects the Access-Request,
