EAPTest for Android

11 things about EAPTest

1. Information about the type of network access such as access device, wireless network or location are sent to the Authentication Server through attributes contained in the RADIUS messages.Information about an authenticated user is also returned by the Server using attributes.

2. EAPTest simulates both the client and the network access device communicating with the Authentication Server providing a real time graphical view of the RADIUS messages interchanged with the Authentication Server.

3. The Authentication Server checks the credentials and responds to the network device accepting or rejecting the user and optionally providing information about the privileges that should been assigned to the user.

4. RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service) is a networking protocol that provides centralized Authentication, Authorization and Accounting for users connecting to a wired or wireless secure network.

5. Several methods to protect the user credentials sent from the client to the Authentication Server are available.

6. All RADIUS attributes contained in the messages are shown, including information about the Digital Certificates received from the server for TTLS and PEAP methods.

7. Accounting updates can be automatically sent to the authentication server and dynamic RADIUS messages (Disconnect and CoA) can be received and acknowledged.

8. When a client connects to a wired network access switch or to a wireless network access point, before access is granted, valid credentials (user and password) must be provide by the user to the network device.

9. This device validates the user credentials communicating with an Authentication Server.

10. Network devices validates user credentials using the RADIUS protocol.

11. Attributes sent to the Authentication Server can be specified in order to test all the possible scenarios.