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Old 07-13-2009   #1 (permalink)
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FreeRadius EAP-TTLS issue in ZeroShell

I am using ZeroShell, a router software that has FreeRadius integrated in it. I have a small wireless network and I want my clients authenticated with user/pass. I'm facing a problem with the EAP-TTLS authentication. It works fine, but allows simultaneous connections with one user/pass and there is no option for limiting them. Meaning that you can connect several clients with one user/pass. What if someone tells his user pass to everyone?! Can you tell me what should I edit in the scripts to make it one client per user/pass?
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