django-freeradius-manager v0.4.0
applicazione web
Manager Credenziali FreeRadius basato su RDBMS MariaDB
Pubblicato da Università della Calabria
Contatto tecnico Giuseppe De Marco
Stato di sviluppo: stabile
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Funzionalità del software
Full localization support based on Django
Identity management
Expirable Freeeradius accounts
Credentials provisioning through expirable Token sent via email
Users can view all their connections and devices in a responsive Ajax DataTable
Importable identities via a [CSV file](freerad_manager/static/template_accounts.csv)
Many Freeradius Accounts to one identity
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Informazioni di dettaglio
django-freeradius-manager v0.4.0
applicazione web
Ultimo rilascio 2020-04-12 (v0.4.0)
Tipo di manutenzione internal
Stato publiccode.yml
Licenza Apache-2.0
Piattaforme
linux
web
Piattaforme abilitanti Nessuna
Conformità GDPR Misure Minime Sicurezza
Lista dipendenze
OSS
MariaDB
Python
Django
FreeRadius
Lingue supportate
Italiano
Inglese
Descrizione estesa
Django Freeradius Manager is an Admin interface to a Freeradius 3 RDBMS with Identity Management and Credentials Provisioning. This project is built on top of a simplified fork of django-freeradius from OpenWISP Project.
Description
This project is composed by two components:
- django-freeradius for managing definitions in a freeradius RDBMS schema
- identity app
Freeradius definitions can be managed directly using the Django Admin Model Backend, as it come from django-freeradius.
The Identity Provisioning procedure is handled in the Identity App, for each Digital Identity we can have one or more RadiusCheck accounts and provisioning tokens. An Admin action can send via email the activation token to the users, through which these can enable their accounts and configure their passwords. If a user forgot his password he can request a token to be sent to his delivery, to reset its account.
All the parameters and configuration of these applications can be found in the settings.py file in the app folder, these can be also redefined (overloaded) in the global settingslocal.py file.