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...the list, this way is shows up of others also. A workaround for disabling SMBv1, you can make your server less secure but thats not what i would do. Setting these to enable NTLM v1 again. lanman auth = yes ntlm auth = yes raw NTLMv2 auth = yes I think also this is more a question for the free raduis list, but i would to for a ldap(s) setup. just dont mixup these to : start_tls and tls_mode to connect to port 636 on a samba AD DC, you need : start_tls=no and tls_mode = yes   My preffered auth order if the app allows it. kerberos ldap(s) ntlm as last resort.   Best regards,   Louis       Van...

I''m trying to set up a system which allows users to create and modify emails to send out to clients. I''ve got ActionMailer set up to send from a template file stored on the file system, but I''d like to be able to move this into the database. Does anyone know how to get ActionMailer to read the contents of the email from a database table rather than the on-disk template

Hi , I just need some clarification ; We currently use ntlm_auth + winbind for AD auth on Freeradius, will disabling SMBv1 break authentication for ntlm_auth + Freeradius ? Many Thanks Arnab

Hi, I?m trying to figure out how to practically use RADIUS to authenticate users. So far, I have only found documentation explaining that the idea is that users somehow magically need to authenticate against a RADIUS server via a device like a switch or a wireless access point before they are given or being denied access to a network. I understand that I have to refer to the documentation of

...take part in what is apparently called a mesh to be able to supply remote parts of the premises. > What research have you done (with references)? I searched for documenation about how to actually use RADIUS and didn?t find any. I?ve asked for pointers to such documentation here. I?ve read the RADUIS admin guide. I?ve done a test setup by installing RADIUS and configuring a switch to use it to authenticate users logging into the switch via ssh and found it works fine. I have set up a couple access points in a test setup which currently provide wireless access for employees and wireless intern...

...called a mesh to be able to supply remote parts of the premises. > >> What research have you done (with references)? > > > I searched for documenation about how to actually use RADIUS and didn?t > find any. I?ve asked for pointers to such documentation here. > I?ve read the RADUIS admin guide. I?ve done a test setup by installing > RADIUS and configuring a switch to use it to authenticate users logging > into the switch via ssh and found it works fine. I have set up a couple > access points in a test setup which currently provide wireless access for > employees...

John Hodrien wrote: > This is really nothing to do with CentOS anymore, if it ever was. right > On Thu, 1 Mar 2018, hw wrote: > >> If PXE boot is not possible because it would require to allow network access >> to unauthorized devices, or if it is not reasonably feasible because >> switching the device to a different VLAN after allowing unauthorized access >>

...supply remote parts of the premises. >> >>> What research have you done (with references)? >> >> >> I searched for documenation about how to actually use RADIUS and didn?t >> find any. I?ve asked for pointers to such documentation here. >> I?ve read the RADUIS admin guide. I?ve done a test setup by installing >> RADIUS and configuring a switch to use it to authenticate users logging >> into the switch via ssh and found it works fine. I have set up a couple >> access points in a test setup which currently provide wireless access for &g...