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Am I tired of the zoo?). Or on what to raise the radius?
Clients have a whole pile of different CHEAP network equipment. All stripes. I'm tired of climbing webmords and filling in accounts. View logs. I decided to raise the radius server. But what? The tasks are as follows:
1. Restriction on the use of accounts from the device. For example, a client belongs to a group that can only use a waffle from a tplink device at such and such an address.
2. Importing accounts from AD
3. Limiting the time of activity of accounts (day and night is a day off)
4. Convenient syslog server Any
ideas how to implement all this? ) something simple and informative is desirable. To drink on a raspberry, for example
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1) Cheap devices overwhelmingly support neither RADIUS nor remote syslog. But you can flash wrt. But it's probably easier to file a script for configuration through the web interface.
2) The first question is not clear at all... Accounts for what? To access the Internet via Wi-Fi using a user account? And how is it done now? Or to access the device admin panel?
3) The second question - freeradius can be integrated with LDAP, the radius on Windows is integrated into LDAP right away.
4) The third question is solved by scripts (under Linux, a script in crontab)
5) The syslog has nothing to do with the radius. A completely separate service, there are both for wines and for nix.
If I understand the goals correctly, it's easier on Linux freeradius, since it's more customizable.
This is not a complex for minipk. You are tormented to look for assemblies for ARM, to make updates.
If you already have an AD and don't like zoos, then it's more logical to use NPS
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732912(...
А чем freeradius не годится? Подключаете его к SQL серверу, и натравливаете модуль wiki.freeradius.org/modules/Rlm_sqlcounter
Ну а в нем sql-запросами разруливаете все что нужно.
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