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If you have a UP policy implemented and a user changes their password via
LDAP the UP is automatically set. If you have the
NDSD_TRY_NMASLOGIN_FIRST environment attribute (for 'ndsd') set then a
login via LDAP would also set UP on a successful login.
Good luck.
STUtech wrote:
> Little bit of back ground...
>
> I have setup a freeRadius server with hooks into eDir, at the
> university I work for. This is designed to handle authentication for a
> new wireless solution we have installed. My netware server is 6.5 SP 7,
> eDir 8.7.3. All is working well with regards to this setup.
>
> I have enable Universal Passwords as part of the setup for free radius.
> I have created a password policy and added it to the student context. I
> have installed and enabled nmas client in the public computer labs on
> campus and as students have been logging in they have been populating
> their universal passwords. This is working well.
>
> My question/hurdle is a method to set UP's for students who do not
> visit the labs. Something other then having them call the help desk. I
> wonder if there is someway to add the ability to set your UP from our
> website as well as change your password. Basically i would like to add a
> place to set your UP from our web page amongst the instructions for the
> new wireless system. Has this been done by anyone??
>
> Also I am looking for a decent tool to check and see if a
> users/students UP has been set yet. Something that with a decent
> interface that I can provide for the student run help desks around
> campus.
>
> Any info on either would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
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