OpenBSD VPN server with active directory auth
From: Ghazan Haider (ghazan_at_ghazan.haider.name)
Date: 03/28/04
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Date: 27 Mar 2004 17:55:16 -0800
I know OpenBSD vpn does not auth with LDAP directly. Is there a way to
achieve this?
We have an OpenBSD box acting as the firewall, but VPN connections are
forwarded to an internal Ms Proxy server using pptp. All the clients
are win2000 clients so they can use and benefit from ipsec.
I heard Active Directory uses kerberos authentication too, so is
kerberos supported in the vpn auth?
Theres another document that says openbsd can auth against LDAP using
RADIUS proxy. Does anyone know if that works with Windows2000 Active
Directory?
Pointers and experience stories will be much appreciated.
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