FreeRADIUS is a modular, high performance and highly customizable open source RADIUS server. Anyone can use FreeRADIUS without any charge and can customize his RADIUS server according to his organizational requirements. In my previous article, I discussed server developed by MikroTik. The main disadvantage of user manager RADIUS server is ‘it is not customizable and not suitable for medium or large organization’. On the other hand, FreeRADIUS is giving facility to customize your RADIUS server according to your organization requirements. But you have to customize your FreeRADIUS server by yourself.
So, in this article I will show how to install and configure FreeRADIUS server on CentOS 7 and in my few next articles I will also show how to connect FreeRADIUS server with MikroTik Router and manage MikroTik PPP and Hotspot user with FreeRADIUS server. FreeRADIUS Server Installation on CentOS 7We will now install freeRADIUS on CentOS 7 Linux Server. We will install freeRADIUS from YUM repository.
So, before going to start freeRADIUS installation, you should have CentOS 7 ready so that it can access CentOS Yum repository. In my previous article, I discussed and from very beginning. If you are new in CentOS Linux distribution, feel free to visit those articles and make ready your CentOS 7 to install freeRADIUS server. The next section is assumed that your CentOS 7 server is ready to install freeRADIUS suit from YUM repository.Before going to start freeRADIUS installation, we will first check the available freeRADIUS packages in CentOS YUM repository.
For this, issue the following command from your CentOS 7 command prompt with root user privilege. root@freeradius # yum search freeradiusLoaded plugins: fastestmirror, langpacksRepodata is over 2 weeks old. Install yum-cron? root@freeradius # firewall-cmd –zone=public –add-service=radiusroot@freeradius # firewall-cmd –zone=public –permanent –add-service=radiusAmong these two firewall methods, choose one firewall method which is suitable for you. FreeRADIUS Server Basic ConfigurationAfter successful freeRADIUS installation, we will now do a basic configuration where localhost will be defined as a NAS device (RADIUS client) and bob will be defined a test user.
After we have defined the client and the test user, we will use the radtest program to fill the role of a RADIUS client and test the authentication of bob.FreeRADIUS is set up by modifying configuration files. The default location of freeRADIUS configuration file in CentOS 7 is /etc/raddb.
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So, go to this directory and issue ls command to view available configuration files and directories. root@freeradius raddb# radtest bob password 127.0.0.1 100 testing123Sent Access-Request Id 118 from 0.0.0.0:52494 to 127.0.0.1:1812 length 75User-Name = “bob”User-Password = “password”NAS-IP-Address = 192.168.40.10NAS-Port = 100Message-Authenticator = 0x00Cleartext-Password = “password”Received Access-Accept Id 118 from 127.0.0.1:1812 to 0.0.0.0:0 length 40Framed-IP-Address = 192.168.10.10Reply-Message = “Hello, bob”Radtest will show the response of the FreeRADIUS server like the above output.
That means, your freeRADIUS server is completely ready to accept RADIUS clients and users request. In my next article, I will show and how to authenticate MikroTik login user with RADIUS users.If you face any confusion to follow above steps properly, follow the video about. I hope it will reduce your confusion.
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Use Netstat to list all open ports and verify whether you have successfully opened 80 and 443: netstat -tulpnDouble-check Nginx is working by visiting your public IP address (or domain name).To see the IP address of your server, type the following command in the terminal: ip addrFind the IP address and copy it.Then, open a web browser and paste the IP address (or domain name) in the URL bar. This should open the Nginx Welcome Page, confirming you have successfully installed and set up the server.
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You don’t need to configure Nginx upon installation. However, you should know the location of the configuration files and the Nginx root directory in case you need to modify the configuration. Nginx configuration directory: /etc/nginx. Nginx root directory: /usr/share/nginx/html. Master/Global configuration file: /etc/nginx/nginx.confIf you wanted to change the Global configuration file, you would open it ( etc/nginx/nginx.conf) with a text editor and apply the changes.One common use case is editing the Nginx configuration file to.