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> Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 10:36:52 +0900 (JST)
> From: Peter Chow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, Andrzej Blaszczyk wrote:
>
> > I am new on this list and still hesitate to buy a Radiator radius. I work
> > for big ISP. I would like to know something from users' point of view.
>
> You can always ask for an evaluation version and test it for yourself. We
> did and are very satisfied with Radiator.
We did it to, and we are very pleased with it what we have seen.
> > efficient to build a distributed network of radiuses in above 50 access
> > points of presence with above 2000 users in each POP. What infrastructure
>
> That would be 100,000 users in your network? Do they all have individual
> accounts? We don't have nearly that many, perhaps 40,000 unique entries in
> users file.
Well, maybe not at the moment, but we will reach this point quite soon.
> Other users have had success with direct database authentication, but we
> haven't done this yet.
We are using some dispersed sql databases, with one "main" database for
syncing...
> I would suggest you test out Radiator for yourself. You'll find that it
> is by far the best Radius product out there.
I have little experience with Radiator, but i must agree.
And i love Perl :>
> And this mailing list is
> active, so you can always have your questions answered.
Very good. Fast support is very important for us...
TP
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