Wrv200 802.1x which wpa mode ?

Hi I have problem with wrv200 (1.0.38) +freeradius (2.0.5) +wpc54g v3.1 with wxp with patch to use wpa/wpa2
I think that authentication in my radius pass correct but there is some problem with wpa mode or wpa compatibility
In my wrv200 I try mode: wpa-enterprise, wpa2-enterprise, wpa2 enterpise-mix and radius. In my wirless card a try: wpa and wpa2 my
freeradius.conf:
andy Auth-Type := Accept, User-Password == "andy"
and log from radius:
rad_check_password: Auth-Type = Accept, accepting the user Login OK: [andy] (from client wrv200 port 0 cli 00-18-F8-aa-aa-aa)
Sending Access-Accept of id 4 to 10.0.0.6 port 1026
my wrv200 still send to syslog:
klogd: @ = Add Host : [00:18:f8:aa:aa:aa] VID 9 LinkID 1 PortNumber 6 klogd: @ = Add Host : [00:18:f8:aa:aa:aa] VID 9 LinkID 1 PortNumber klogd: @ = Add Host : [00:18:f8:aa:aa:aa] VID 9 LinkID 1 PortNumber 6
and i never connect to network and i must still (every 30s) type login and password to authenticate When i use only wep, without radius,
it's works I have dwl900ap+ from dlink and when I use radius + wep 64bit everything works
i don't have any idea
thanks for any help
popo
Message Edited by popo80 on 06-30-2008 02:33 AM

Hey try resetting the router reset button in such a way that power
light is blinking on the router & then do a complete network power
cycle i.e., unplug the power cables from the modem & from the router &
then plug in the power cable to the modem first once all the lights are
solid green you could plug in the power cable to the router & check out
it will definately work!! & then try setting up the router in the fresh way & then you could open the setup page of the router using 192.168.1.1 leacing the username blank putting the password as admin & then setup the security to WEP/WPA & you will be able to go ONLINE!!! Wirelessly.

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