On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> yes. you can use radius even if you don't have a router/nas. but you do have
> to run a radius client which will send requests to your radius server. you may
> use the ff combo:
>
> client: portslave http://www.linuxrouter.org/portslave/
> server: cistron radius http://www.miquels.cistron.nl/radius/
portslave won't compile on 2.4 and it's not very effective in answering
modems (mgetty still better for that). you don't use mgetty with
portslave, portslave is a (poor) mgetty replacement.
to use mgetty with radius, you need a radius-aware PPPd. there was an old
version lying around (which didn't compile on kernel 2.2) but i hacked it
to make it work (basically i rewrote the radiusclient portion). i could
dig it out if you want.
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