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> Sure, some sort of client authentication is technically required, but I think you can configure the authentication server to accept any authentication without
by esbranson 10y ago
> Sure, some sort of client authentication is technically required, but I think you can configure the authentication server to accept any authentication without compromising the link security.
It this supported anywhere? Hence the mention of HS2.0 and my jab at Jouni. (In Jouni's defense, hostapd has made really good progress on this.)
> Or you could auto-provision users on first login or something like that depending on what sort of access you want to give.
This may be supported by Hotspot 2.0 Release 2 (IEEE 802.11u) Online Sign Up (OSU) Server-Only Authenticated L2 Encryption Network (OSEN). I would like to know if OSEN is usable for this scenario.
- Ao7bei3s 10y ago>> configure the authentication server to accept any authentication > It this supported anywhere? Yes. FreeRADIUS can do it. The clients don't notice. I've seen it work. The configuration is a bit tricky though. Not sure about hostapds radius server.
- mpitt 10y ago> It this supported anywhere? I've seen it in place at the Chaos Communication Congress in 2014, I used it with a couple of clients without issues. Not sure what was used or how much effort the configuration was.