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I have a small office with about 11 NT boxes 1 of which is setup as a PDC. i also have a Linux gateway which does ipmasq-ing for the NT machines so that they can connect to the Internet.
All NT machines have internal ip addresses(ie 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.13)
I have also set up a pptp daemon on the Linux gateway so that those who wish to work from home can tunnel into the office(internal) network with pptp.
The authentication is currently using the chap-secrects file.
The problem is this: all user info, ie user names and passwords are stored on the PDC-which authenticates all local domain logins. I would like to use this PDC to authenticate the logins for pptp as wellm instead of using the chap-secrects file. This is so that i don't have to maintain 2 sets of username/passwords.
There is a pam modules which does authentication through NT PDC but it only works for pap, which isn't secure since passwords are passed as plain text. i would like to us ms-chap instead.
Is there a pam module that does ms-chap or is there another solution to this problem?
thanks in advance
regards
Jerel
All NT machines have internal ip addresses(ie 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.13)
I have also set up a pptp daemon on the Linux gateway so that those who wish to work from home can tunnel into the office(internal) network with pptp.
The authentication is currently using the chap-secrects file.
The problem is this: all user info, ie user names and passwords are stored on the PDC-which authenticates all local domain logins. I would like to use this PDC to authenticate the logins for pptp as wellm instead of using the chap-secrects file. This is so that i don't have to maintain 2 sets of username/passwords.
There is a pam modules which does authentication through NT PDC but it only works for pap, which isn't secure since passwords are passed as plain text. i would like to us ms-chap instead.
Is there a pam module that does ms-chap or is there another solution to this problem?
thanks in advance
regards
Jerel