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Radiator Install
(3) Configure Access for Clients
(A) Create a local directory for the Radiator configuration files, I chose /etc/radiator
(B) Place the supplied copies of the radius.cfg and wireless-macs files there-in.
- cd /tmp
- tar xfBpv rad-etc-config.tar
- mv radiator /etc/radiator
(C) Modify the Secret in the /etc/radiator/radius.cfg file to be the same as the Shared Secret in the Airport's configuration. In the example below, the Shared Secret is "fred-is-my-dog".
(D) Create a local directory /var/log/radius for the Radiator log files.
- mkdir /var/log/radius
(E) To allow the Radius Server to approve wireless access for any given computer, you will need to get the MAC address of each Airport (or other 802.11b) card. Collect these numbers for the next step.
(F) Add each AirPort ID (or MAC Address), one per line, to the list in the /etc/radiator/wireless-macs file. Use lowercase letters, no punctionation and no spaces.
(G) For the card shown at right the AirPort ID is 00306513064E add this ID (using lowercase letters) to the wireless-macs file.
echo "00306513064e" >> /etc/radiator/wireless-macs
The wireless-macs file has three sample AirPort IDs in it, which you may wish to remove.
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