I'm getting ready to start using my radiator directly from my platypus via AuthBy EMERALD (as soon as I get my new database server). When I get that going, I wanted to configure radiator for a fail over situation. My plans are for 1 database server, 2 radiators on seperate boxes. If the database failes, I want radiator start doing AuthBy TEST. This way, we don't deny service to our customers while our database is down. I thought about using a users file as a backup, but that requires me to update the file every so often or make a little slave perl program that will do that for me. When the database gets going again, I want radiator to start using that again. What is the best way to do this? I'm a little concerned about using "ContinueWhileIgnore" in the realm/handler since this slows down the auth enough that my modems don't get an answer back before hanging up on the dial-up user. Thanks, John Kicklighter Internet 2xtreme === To unsubscribe, email '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' with 'unsubscribe radiator' in the body of the message.
