Radius Dave Grizzanti Steve Curti. What is RADIUS? Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a protocol for remote user authentication and.

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Radius Dave Grizzanti Steve Curti

What is RADIUS? Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a protocol for remote user authentication and accounting. It’s primary use is for Internet Service Providers to authenticate username and passwords, though it may as well be used on any network that needs a centralized authentication and/or accounting service for its workstations.

Why use Radius? The embedded systems generally cannot deal with a large number of users with distinct authentication information. This requires more storage than many embedded systems possess. RADIUS facilitates centralized user administration, which is important for several of these applications. Many ISPs have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of users. Users are added and deleted continuously throughout the day, and user authentication information changes constantly. RADIUS consistently provides some level of protection against a sniffing, active attacker. Other remote authentication protocols provide either intermittent protection, inadequate protection or non-existent protection. RADIUS support is nearly omni-present. Other remote authentication protocols do not have consistent support from hardware vendors, whereas RADIUS is uniformly supported. RADIUS is exclusive to its own protocol.

Protocol Code - An octet containing the RADIUS command/response. Identifier - An octet used to match the command and response. Length - The length of the packet (2 octets). Authenticator - Value used to authenticate the reply from the RADIUS server, and is used in the password hiding algorithm.. Attributes - The data belonging to the command or response.

Protocol RADIUS communication uses the request-response paradigm, request are issued by the client and send to the server, responses are issued by the server and send to the client. Possible request-response pairs are:  access-request, (client->server), request access for an user with certain services. The possible responses this this command are: access-accept, (server->client), positive response on an access-request from a client. access-reject, (server->client), negative response on an access-request from a client. access-challenge, (server->client), response on an access-request, where the server expects a response from the client encapsulated in an access-request.  accounting request, (client->server), request to store accounting data within packet on the server. The response for this command is: accounting response, (server->client), response to client when accounting data has successfully been stored on the server.

RADIUS Diagram

Sequence Diagram

1. Network Access Server get username/password pair from remote user, crypts this information with a shared secret key and sends this with an 'Access-request' to the RADIUS Server (Authentication phase). 2. When the user and password combination is valid then the RADIUS Server sends an 'Accept-accept' with extra information (For example: IP-address, network mask, allowed session time, etc.) to the Network Access Server (Authorization phase). 3. The network Access Server sends an 'Accounting-request (start)' to indicate that the user is logged onto the network (Accounting phase). 4. The RADIUS Server responds with an 'Accounting-response' when the accounting information is stored.

Sequence Diagram 5.When a user logs out then the Network Access Server will send an 'Accounting-request (Stop)' with the following information : Delay time, the time it's trying to send this message. Input octets, the number of octets received by the user. Output octets, the number of octets send by the user. Session time, the number of second the user is logged on. Input packets, the number of packets received by the user. Output packets, the number of packets send by the user. Reason, reason why the user is disconnected from the network. 6.The RADIUS Server responds with an 'Accounting-response' when the accounting information is stored.

Setup Downloaded freeradius tarball from freeradius.org. After installation, edited configuration files. Clients.conf Users