Link Archive
- WPA + RADIUS Authentication "How-To"
- A good document describing how to configure WPA and RADIUS authentication. The only minor comment is that it sets Auth-Type to EAP, which will break all other authentication types.
- WPA Supplicant
- A WPA and WPA2 supplicant for Linux, BSD, and Windows. It supports a huge range of EAP types, and includes a command-line tool called eapol_test, which is useful for testing a RADIUS server without having to use a wireless access point.
Links from Wikipedia
- AAA The definition of AAA.
- CHAP The Challenge-Handshake Authentication protocol.
- EAP The Extensible Authentication protocol.
- EAP-MD5 Usually only for wired access.
- EAP-TLS For wireless access, and which requires client certificates.
- EAP-TTLS Similar to EAP-TLS, but does not require client certificates.
- LEAP Cisco LEAP, not recommended for new deployments.
- PEAP Microsoft PEAP, installed on all Windows systems. Similar to EAP-TLS, but does not require client certificates.
- MS-CHAP The Microsoft CHAP protocol.
- PAP The Password Authentication protocol.
- RADIUS Describes the RADIUS Protocol.