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Configure Unified Wireless Network for Authentication AgainstNovell's eDirectory Database

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Introduction

In the K-12 education space, there has been an increasing need to authenticate wireless users via accounts createdwithin Novell's eDirectory. Due to the distributed nature of the K-12 environment, the individual schools may nothave the resources to place a RADIUS server at every site nor do they desire the additional overhead of configuringthese RADIUS servers. The only way to accomplish this is by using LDAP to communicate between the WirelessLAN Controller (WLC) and an LDAP server. Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers support Local EAP authenticationagainst external LDAP databases such as Microsoft Active Directory. This white paper documents a Cisco WLCconfigured for Local EAP Authentication against Novell's eDirectory enabled as a full-featured LDAP server. Onecaveat to note the tested clients were using Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility to perform 802.1x authentication. Novellcurrently does not support 802.1x with their client at this time. As a result, depending on the client, a two-stage loginprocess could occur. Note these references:

Novell 802.1x Statement

"Currently, they must log in twice. When the Novell Client is installed, a user must log in using the Workstation Onlycheck box on the initial login dialog to allow 802.1x user authentication when the desktop is initialized, and then theymust log in to the Novell network using the "red N" login utility. This is referred to as a two-stage login."

An alternative to the "workstation only login" is to configure the Novell Client to use "Initial Novell Login=Off" in theAdvanced Login settings (the default is "Initial Novell Login=On"). For more information, refer to 802.1x

Authentication and the Novell Client for Windows .

Third party clients such as Meetinghouse Aeigs Client (Cisco Secure Services Client) a Novell Technology Partner

may not require a double login. For more information, refer to AEGIS SecureConnect .

Another viable workaround for the Novell client is to have the machine (or user) authenticate (802.1x) to the WLAN prior to the Novell GINA beingexecuted.

Testing a solution for Single Sign On with the Novell client and 802.1x is beyond the scope of this white paper.

Tested Topology

Solution Tested

Cisco Wireless LAN Controller with 6.0.188.0 software

Cisco Aironet LWAPP AP 1242AG

Windows XP with Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility 4.4

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Windows Server 2003 with Novell eDirectory 8.8,5

Novell ConsoleOne 1.3.6h (eDirectory management utility)

Network Topology

Figure 1

Device IP Address SubnetMaskDefault

Gateway

Novell eDirectory 192.168.3.3 255.255.255.0 192.168.3.254

Layer 3 Switch 192.168.3.254 255.255.255.0 -

AP Assigned via DHCP from L3Switch 255.255.255.0 192.168.3.254

WLC ManagementInterface

WLC AP ManagerInterface

192.168.3.253

192.168.3.252255.255.255.0 192.168.3.254

Configuration

Novell eDirectory Configuration

Full Novell eDirectory installation and configuration is beyond the scope of this white paper. Novell eDirectory must be installed as well as thecorresponding LDAP components.

Key configuration parameters required are that Simple Password must be enabled for the user accounts and Authenticated LDAP must be configured.Using TLS for LDAP was supported in previous versions of WLC code (4.2); however, Secure LDAP is no longer supported on the Cisco WLANController software.

1. When configuring the LDAP server portion of eDirectory, make sure that the Non-Encrypted LDAP ports (389) are enabled. See Figure 2 fromthe Novell iManager application.

Figure 2



2. During the eDirectory installation, it will ask you for the Tree structure or Domain Name, etc. If eDirectory is already installed, Novell'sConsoleOne (Figure 3) is an easy tool by which to view the eDirectory structure. It is critical to find what the appropriate schemas are whentrying to establish communication to the WLC. You must also have an account created that will allow the WLC to perform an Authenticated Bindto the LDAP server. For simplicity, in this case, the Novell eDirecotry Admin account is used for the Authenticated Bind.

Figure 3



3. Use ConsoleOne in order to verify that the LDAP group allows Clear Text Passwords.

Figure 4

4. Verify that under the OU, Security settings that Simple Password is enabled.

Figure 5



Another useful tool by which to view the Novell eDirectory structure is the browser included with the default installation.

Figure 6

WLC Configuration

Refer to Figure 1 for the physical topology of the test network. The WLC used in this test was configured according to standard practice with both AP-Manager and Management interfaces on the same subnet and untagged from a VLAN perspective.

Figure 7



1. Configure Local EAP Authentication: Security > Local EAP > General.

Standard defaults were not changed.

Figure 8

2. Create a new Local EAP Profile: Security > Local EAP > Profiles.

For this test case, the Local EAP profile name chosen was eDirectory. Authentication methods chosen were LEAP, EAP-FAST and PEAP;however, only PEAP was tested in this document.

Figure 9

When you configure Local EAP Authentication for PEAP, you must have a certificate installed on the WLC. In this case, for testing purposes,the factory installed Cisco certificate was used; however, a customer provisioned certificate can also be installed. Client-side certificates are notrequired for the use of PEAP-GTC, but they can be enabled for the Inner PEAP method if required.

Figure 10



3. Set the Authentication Priority for LDAP: Security > Local EAP > Authentication Priority.

Figure 11

4. Add the LDAP server to the WLC: Security > AAA > LDAP.

Figure 12



5. Configure the WLC to use Novel eDirecotry (see Figure 13):

a. Choose Authenticated for the Simple Bind method.

b. Enter the Bind Username. This is the account that was created to within eDirectory that will be used for the WLC to bind to eDirectory.

Note: Make sure that you enter the correct directory attributes for the username. For this test case, "cn=Admin,o=ZION" was used.

c. Enter the Bind Password. This is the password for the Bind user account.

d. Enter the User Base DN. This is the Domain Name where the wireless user accounts are located. In the test case, the users werelocated at the root of the DN (o=Zion). If they are nested within other groups/organizations, chain them together with a comma (forexample, "o=ZION,o=WLCUser").

e. Enter the User Attribute. This is the Common Name (CN) (see Figure 6).

f. User Object Type This is set to user.

Figure 13

6. Create the WLAN that you want the Novell eDirectory clients to use. For this test case, the WLAN Profile name is eDirectory and the SSID isNovell (see Figure 14).

Figure 14



7. Enable the WLAN and apply the appropriate radio policy and interface. For this test case, the Novell SSID was only enabled for the 802.11anetwork and was tied to the management interface.

Figure 15

8. Configure the appropriate Layer 2 Security settings. For this test case, WPA+WPA2 Security, WPA2 policy, AES encryption, and 802.1x for KeyManagement were selected.

Figure 16



9. To complete the Local EAP Authentication configuration, configure the WLAN for Local EAP authentication using the LDAP server:

a. Choose Local EAP Authentication Enabled and apply the created EAP Profile (eDirectory).

b. Under the LDAP servers, choose the IP Address of the configured eDirectory server (192.168.3.3).

Figure 17

Client Configuration

PEAP-GTC is the current authentication requirement for the majority of the K-12 schools. WLC does not support MSCHAPv2 for Local EAPAuthentication. As a result, you must choose GTC for the EAP Authentication type on the client.

The following figures are a walkthrough of the Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility configuration for PEAP-GTC to connect to the WLAN SSID Novell. Similarconfigurations are achieved with the native Microsoft client with PEAP-GTC support.

1. Configure the Client Profile Name and SSID (Novell).

Figure 18

2. Choose WPA/WPA2/CCKM for Security and PEAP (EAP-GTC) for the EAP type.

Figure 19



3. Configure PEAP-GTC:

a. Choose Validate Server Identity and Static Password.

b. Enter the username and password for the account or the supplicant will prompt for the credentials at logon.

c. Do not enter in the Novell directory schema, as this is not required.

Figure 20

4. Once the profile is completed, activate it and the authentication process should begin.

Figure 21



Figure 22 depicts a successful Association and Authentication via PEAP-GTC.

Figure 22

Debugs

To verify that you are able to perform an authenticated BIND as well as user authentication, enable these trace options for eDirectory:

Authentication

LDAP

NMAS

Figure 23



As shown in the debug, a successful LDAP authentication response is delivered to the Wireless LAN controller at 192.168.3.253:

LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0020:0x63) DoSearch on connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0020:0x63) Search request: base: "o=ZION" scope:2 dereference:0 sizelimit:0 timelimit:5 attrsonly:0 filter: "(&(objectclass=user)(cn=sorr))" attribute: "dn" attribute: "userPassword"Auth : Starting SEV calculation for conn 23, entry .sorr.ZION.ZION..Auth : 1 GlobalGetSEV.Auth : 4 GlobalGetSEV succeeded.Auth : SEV calculation complete for conn 23, (0:0 s:ms).LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0020:0x63) Sending search result entry "cn=sorr,o=ZION" to connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0020:0x63) Sending operation result 0:"":"" to connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0021:0x63) DoSearch on connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0021:0x63) Search request: base: "o=ZION" scope:2 dereference:0 sizelimit:0 timelimit:5 attrsonly:0 filter: "(&(objectclass=user)(cn=sorr))" attribute: "dn" attribute: "userPassword"LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0021:0x63) Sending search result entry "cn=sorr,o=ZION" to connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0021:0x63) Sending operation result 0:"":"" to connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0022:0x60) DoBind on connection 0x34367d0LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0022:0x60) Bind name:cn=sorr,o=ZION, version:3, authentication:simpleAuth : [0000804d] LocalLoginRequest. Error success, conn: 22.LDAP : (192.168.3.253:36802)(0x0022:0x60) Sending operation result 0:"":"" to connection 0x34367d0Auth : UpdateLoginAttributesThread page 1 processed 1 login in 0 milliseconds

Note: Some of the lines in the debug output have been wrapped due to space constraints.

To ensure that the WLC is making a successful Authentication request to the eDirectory server, issue these debug commands on the WLC:

debug aaa ldap enable

debug aaa local-auth eap method events enable



debug aaa local-auth db enable

Sample output from a successful authentication:

*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP) Sending password verify request profile 'sorr' to LDAP*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: AuthenticationRequest: 0xcdb6d54*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: Callback.....................................0x84cab60*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: protocolType.................................0x00100002*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: proxyState................................... 00:40:96:A6:D6:CB-00:00*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: Packet contains 3 AVPs (not shown)*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: Waiting for asynchronous reply from LL*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: Waiting for asynchronous reply from LL*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: Waiting for asynchronous reply from method*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: ldapTask [1] received msg 'REQUEST' (2) in state 'CONNECTED' (3)*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: disabled LDAP_OPT_REFERRALS*Dec 23 16:57:04.267: LDAP_CLIENT: UID Search (base=o=ZION, pattern=(&(objectclass=user)(cn=sorr)))*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: ldap_search_ext_s returns 0 85*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: Returned 2 msgs including 0 references*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: Returned msg 1 type 0x64*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: Received 1 attributes in search entry msg*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: Returned msg 2 type 0x65*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT : No matched DN*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT : Check result error 0 rc 1013*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: LDAP_CLIENT: Received no referrals in search result msg*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: ldapAuthRequest [1] called lcapi_query base="o=ZION" type="user" attr="cn" user="sorr" (rc = 0 - Success)*Dec 23 16:57:04.269: Attempting user bind with username cn=sorr,o=ZION*Dec 23 16:57:04.273: LDAP ATTR> dn = cn=sorr,o=ZION (size 14)*Dec 23 16:57:04.273: Handling LDAP response Success*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: LOCAL_AUTH: Found context matching MAC address - 448*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) Password verify credential callback invoked*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: eap_gtc.c-TX-AUTH-PAK: *Dec 23 16:57:04.274: eap_core.c:1484: Code:SUCCESS ID:0x 8 Length:0x0004 Type:GTC*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-EVENT: Received event 'EAP_METHOD_REPLY' on handle 0xBB000075*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: Handling asynchronous method response for context 0xBB000075*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: EAP method state: Done*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-AUTH-EVENT: EAP method decision: Unconditional Success*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-EVENT: Sending method directive 'Free Context' on handle 0xBB000075*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: eap_gtc.c-EVENT: Free context*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: id_manager.c-AUTH-SM: Entry deleted fine id 68000002 - id_delete*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: EAP-EVENT: Sending lower layer event 'EAP_SUCCESS' on handle 0xBB000075*Dec 23 16:57:04.274: peap_inner_method.c-AUTH-EVENT: EAP_SUCCESS from inner method GTC*Dec 23 16:57:04.278: LOCAL_AUTH: EAP: Received an auth request*Dec 23 16:57:04.278: LOCAL_AUTH: Found context matching MAC address - 448*Dec 23 16:57:04.278: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) Sending the Rxd EAP packet (id 9) to EAP subsys*Dec 23 16:57:04.280: LOCAL_AUTH: Found matching context for id - 448*Dec 23 16:57:04.280: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) ---> [KEY AVAIL] send_len 64, recv_len 64*Dec 23 16:57:04.280: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) received keys waiting for success*Dec 23 16:57:04.280: EAP-EVENT: Sending lower layer event 'EAP_SUCCESS' on handle 0xEE000074*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: LOCAL_AUTH: Found matching context for id - 448*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) Received success event*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: LOCAL_AUTH: (EAP:448) Processing keys success*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: 00:40:96:a6:d6:cb [BE-resp] AAA response 'Success'*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: 00:40:96:a6:d6:cb [BE-resp] Returning AAA response*Dec 23 16:57:04.281: 00:40:96:a6:d6:cb AAA Message 'Success' received for mobile 00:40:96:a6:d6:cb

Note: Some of the lines in the output have been wrapped due to space constraints.

As more K-12 schools adopt the Cisco WLAN architecture, there will be an increasing need to support wireless user authentication to Novell'seDirectory. This paper has verified that a Cisco WLC can authenticate users against Novell's eDirectory LDAP database when configured for LocalEAP Authentication. A similar configuration can also be done with Cisco Secure ACS authenticating users to Novell's eDirectory. Further investigationmust be done for Single Sign On with other WLAN clients such as Cisco Secure Services Client and Microsoft Windows Zero configuration.

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