Important: LoginTC RADIUS Connector 2.X End-of-life
The LoginTC RADIUS Connector 2.X virtual appliance is built with CentOS 6.8. CentOS 6.X is End of Lifetime (EOL) November 30th, 2020. See CentOS Product Specifications. Although the appliance will still function it will no longer receive updates and nor will it be officially supported.
New LoginTC RADIUS Connector 3.X
A new LoginTC RADIUS Connector 3.X virtual appliance has been created which runs CentOS 7.7.1908. It is virtually identical to the existing appliance, with the exception of the underlying operating system. Inline upgrade from CentOS 6.X to CentOS 7.X is not supported. As a result upgrade is deploying a new appliance. A migration script has been created to help quickly copy over existing configurations and ssl certificates to the new appliance and minimize manual steps.
logintc-user
password:The LoginTC RADIUS Connector runs CentOS 7.7 with SELinux. A firewall runs with the following open ports:
Port | Protocol | Purpose |
---|---|---|
22 | TCP | SSH access |
1812 | UDP | RADIUS authentication |
1813 | UDP | RADIUS accounting |
8888 | TCP | Web interface |
443 | TCP | Web interface |
80 | TCP | Web interface |
80 | TCP | Package updates (outgoing) |
123 | UDP | NTP, Clock synchronization (outgoing) |
Note: Username and Password
logintc-user
is used for SSH and web access. The default password is logintcradius
. You will be asked to change the default password on first boot of the appliance and will not be able to access the web interface unless it is changed.
The logintc-user
has sudo
privileges.
cd /tmp
curl -O https://www.logintc.com/downloads/logintc-radius-connector-migrate-1.0.1.sh
sudo sh logintc-radius-connector-migrate-1.0.1.sh IP_ADDRESS_EXISTING_LOGINTC_RADIUS_CONNECTOR
IP_ADDRESS_EXISTING_LOGINTC_RADIUS_CONNECTOR
to the IP Address of the LoginTC RADIUS Connector you will be migrating from.logintc-user
on the existing LoginTC RADIUS ConnectorThe migration script will restart services once it is complete (2-4 seconds).
Note: NTP Server settings are not migrated
NTP Server settings can be updated on the web based control panel under Settings > NTP Server.
Upgrade Script Download Verification
Execute: sha1sum /tmp/logintc-radius-connector-migrate-1.0.1.sh
Output SHA‑1 should match: a0ebbb5fa349af8cc8e9f66a337c5b1195626e1c
Close the console and navigate to your appliance web interface URL. Use username logintc-user
and the password you set upon initial launch of the appliance. Select a Configuration and then Test Configuration
. Ensure that it behaves as expected.
Now configure the RADIUS Client (i.e. VPN, Web Access Manager, Unix host etc…) to point to the new LoginTC RADIUS Connector. Please refer to the appropriate documentation: LoginTC Connectors. Test that the environment behaves as appropriate.
An alternative method would be to set the static IP Address of the new LoginTC RADIUS Connector to the same as the old one. The old appliance will need to an alternative IP Address to avoid network conflicts.`
LoginTC RADIUS Connector 2.XFollow these instructions to upgrade your LoginTC RADIUS virtual appliance to the latest 2.X version (2.7.1):
cd /tmp
curl -O https://www.logintc.com/downloads/logintc-radius-connector-2.7.1-upgrade.sh
sudo sh logintc-radius-connector-2.7.1-upgrade.sh
The upgrade script will restart your appliance after upgrading.
Upgrade Script Download Verification
Execute: sha1sum /tmp/logintc-radius-connector-2.7.1-upgrade.sh
Output SHA‑1 should match: 158eed9fb93d9c63093298b01fa2e926ffd89d51
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