Re: Placing Radius server in DMZ using iptables
From: Sebastian Cole (XXXXXsebastian_cole@hushmail.comXXXXX)Date: 03/29/02
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From: XXXXXsebastian_cole@hushmail.comXXXXX (Sebastian Cole) Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 17:57:11 -0500
In article <c2944c83.0203280620.19648161@posting.google.com>,
asaavedra@grupobisa.com says...
> I am having a little problem and I need your help.
>
> I need to put a Radius Server in a DMZ, I'm using iptables.
>
> I had successfully implement the rules and set the different ports
> 1812, 1813, 1645, 1646 and got a Perl script to connect to the Radius
> server through the firewall and it is running fine.
>
> But when I try it with the RAS Server to send the information to the
> Radius Server through the firewall, the request is not accepted. The
> only thing I am doing is moving the Radius server to the DMZ so Radius
> is perfectly configured. By the way Radius Server is in a Solaris box.
>
sniff the incoming requests on the Radius box, capture the packets
coming from the RAS server and break it down, look for the return
information and try to set your firewall appropriately from the
information you obtain from the packet capture.
> Does any have any experience or tips with this configuration ?
>
> Best regards,
> Alberto Saavedra
>
-- s.c.
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