Hello Wesley -
The simplest way to make use of dual processors is to run two instances of "radiusd", one for authentication and the other for accounting.
You can use different databases for sessionDB and accounting by setting the DBSource lines in each clause appropriately.
regards
Hugh
On 16/12/2003, at 10:23 PM, Wesley Hof wrote:
Hi list,
I have 2 questions.
1) Radiator is based on perl, so I suppose that dual-proc machines don't have
any purpose ? What about a machine with a xeon proc ?
2) Is the sessionDB split-up from the accounting DB?
Thanks. W.
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