Cameron Nikitiuk wrote:
I used to work with Radius, as well, and have to say that for AAA, it's perfect. Back then when I worked for that ISP in the Phils., we used Radiator ... a Perl RADIUS server! We had two or three servers set up to handle nationwide dialups and since it was written, hacking it was a dream! It's not open source to the public though.I have worked a bit with Radius. From what I have seen it is pretty bullet-proof. Someone would have be doing a lot to sniff those packets. I know the accounting and everything on their is pretty sweet. Most Radius products will o a simple easy import into something like a spreadsheet (*.cvs files are most common I think) to assist with your accounting, but I imagine any database will do.
Haven't worked with LDAP (but would like to play) really so can't add anyIf I had a client that wanted me to set up their network, LDAP is probably the way I'd go. Authentication, mail, etc.
insight there.
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*Richard Plana, B.Sc., CCNA*
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