Hello Hylke -
In my travels, I have only seen this in Ascend and Cisco (there may be others of course).
Given that the majority of NAS equipement out there is supplied by these two, it seems to me that this alone should be reason enough for some other supplier to be "compatible".
regards
Hugh
On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 09:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,NB: I am travelling this week, so there may be delays in our correspondence.
This is more a question about client Radius implementations rather than
Radiator.
In our networks we use the Radius protocol (and Radiator of course!) also to
download config commands into our NAS equipment (Ascend/Lucent and Cisco).
This works very well in our environment. We now try to convince a new
supplier that it is indeed common practise to support this.
So my question to you all is: is support of config command download via
Radius limited to Ascend/Lucent and Cisco or are there other suppliers that
support this as well?
Cheers, Hylke Zuidema
KPN The Netherlands
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