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      soheil.amiri
      last edited by

      hi guys
      i am new in Pfsense product.
      i install Pfsense 2.4.4 and enable CP service. configure it to Authenticate and Accounting with my IBSng RADIUS server
      which is listening on UDP port 1812,1813.
      1- how can configure Pfsense to connect to these port for communication ?!0_1541663096851_Drawing1.jpg

      2- does any body know which of these ithem should i select for RAS type ?0_1541663353670_Untitled.jpg

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      • GertjanG
        Gertjan
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        Hi,

        Question 1 : Visit System => User Manager => Authentication Servers and declare your external Radius server.

        Question 2 : dono.

        No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
        Edit : and where are the logs ??

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          soheil.amiri
          last edited by

          @Gertjan
          thanks for your reply
          Yes, i know pfsense has a option to determine port number, this option use UDP ro TCP port on destination server ?

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            soheil.amiri
            last edited by

            thanks
            you were right, Pfsense use UDP port.
            i solve my Issue by using windows NPS as a Radius Proxy.

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            • GertjanG
              Gertjan @soheil.amiri
              last edited by

              @soheil-amiri said in Connecting to RADIUS Server:

              Yes, i know pfsense has a option to determine port number, this option use UDP ro TCP port on destination server ?

              Check the Radius server manual ;)
              A Radius server uses typically always an UDP port for authentication and authorization.

              No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
              Edit : and where are the logs ??

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                soheil.amiri
                last edited by

                @Gertjan
                you are right
                IBSng as a radius server Use 1812/1813 UDP for authenticate and accounting, but in my case is not working well.
                i test Pfsense by windows server NAP server and it 's work well.
                i must work on IBsng.
                thanks

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                  soheil.amiri
                  last edited by soheil.amiri

                  IBSng support team ( Radius Service team) say that they support RFC 2866 and 2865 as a native option so any device that support these RFC can Connect to RADIUS server as generic RAS server.
                  does Pfsense support RFC 2866 and 2865 for connecting to RADIUS server ?

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                    free4 Rebel Alliance @soheil.amiri
                    last edited by free4

                    @soheil-amiri said in Connecting to RADIUS Server:

                    IBSng support team ( Radius Service team) say that they support RFC 2866 and 2865 as a native option so any device that support these RFC can Connect to RADIUS server as generic RAS server.
                    does Pfsense support RFC 2866 and 2865 for connecting to RADIUS server ?

                    yes, pfsense does support these two Request For Comments

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                      soheil.amiri @free4
                      last edited by

                      @free4 said in Connecting to RADIUS Server:

                      yes, pfsense does support these two Request For Comments

                      thanks for your reply, i will update this post as soon as i get answer from RADIUS support team

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                        soheil.amiri
                        last edited by

                        IBsng support team says they support 2866 and 2865 on their software but need extra money for connecting their product to pfsense service.
                        i confused how they support these RFC but their product did not support Pfsense and microsoft product.

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                          free4 Rebel Alliance @soheil.amiri
                          last edited by

                          @soheil-amiri said in Connecting to RADIUS Server:

                          IBsng
                          i confused how they support these RFC but their product did not support Pfsense and microsoft product.

                          Yep, me too. I don't know IBsng so i can't help you, sorry.

                          Would yo have logs of IBsng?

                          Is there a reason why you are using this product? Why aren't you using FreeRADIUS like most people?

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                            soheil.amiri
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                            @free4 said in Connecting to RADIUS Server:

                            Is there a reason why you are using this product? Why aren't you using FreeRADIUS like most people?

                            in my country (IRAN) for logging purpose we should use IBsng ( the only solution the police accept for tracing bad user).
                            thanks for your reply. i will try FreeRADIUS. is any GUI for this software. i am not familiar with linux.

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