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nummer92
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Reputation: 31

radclient: Failed to find IP addres for host User-Name = Success

I am trying to send a request with radclient (http://wiki.freeradius.org/config/Radclient) to an actual radius Server. So I am sending this Request from my Ubuntu Servers Terminal

radclient User-Name = [email protected] User-Password = myPassword Radserver auth Secret

And everytime i tried it I got this message:

radclient: Failed to find IP addres for host User-Name = Success

What does it mean? Does this mean that he isn't finding the radius Server? And if so why is it saying User-Name = Success?

EDIT:

So this is now the Request I send and which seem to work.

echo "User-Name = [email protected], User-Password = myPassword" | radclient Radserver auth SECRET -x

The User-Name and the User-Password are correct and should be accepted, but they aren't.

Sending Access-⁠Request of id 99 to RadServerIP port 1812
User-⁠Name = "user"
User-⁠Password = "myPassword"
rad_recv: Access-Reject packet from host RadServerIP port 1812, id=99, length=20

What can be the cause of that Access-Reject? Because the Username and the Password are definetely correct.

Thanks in advance for any help

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1823

Answers (1)

Arran Cudbard-Bell
Arran Cudbard-Bell

Reputation: 6065

You're passing the arguments in the wrong way.

Attribute lists need to be read from stdin, or files specified with -f.

For your example, the correct invocation would be:

echo "User-Name = [email protected] User-Password = myPassword" | radclient Radserver auth Secret

Upvotes: 1

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