Marius Pesé wrote: > Thanks for your reply. You are right about the scenario I am trying to > achieve: > > RADIUS1 + MySQL > NAS --< | > RADIUS2 + MySQL > > (Trying to point out the synchronized databases on both servers)
That's a database replication issue. > I read the MySQL white paper on the solution you are proposing, but since we > are a fairly small company we are actually hoping to find a solution using > only two servers as in the first scenario you depictured. > Do you think there is another reason besides scalability not to run mySQL and > Radius on the same box? Look at MySQL master-master replication. > Is mySQL clustering the way to get redundant accounting either way or is > there something in FreeRadius one can use for our smaller setup? You can use MySQL clustering. The code is GPL, so there's no cost other than time. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
