Hi everybody,
I want to implement a RADIUS load-balancing and failover scenario using
FreeRadius and Cisco ACS. The idea I have in mind is to have these two servers
answering to RADIUS requests in a round-robin fashion and should one of them
for some reason go down, the other one would take
Juan Perez wrote:
I want to implement a RADIUS load-balancing and failover scenario using
FreeRadius and Cisco ACS. The idea I have in mind is to have these two
servers answering to RADIUS requests in a round-robin fashion and should
one of them for some reason go down, the other one would
Juan Perez wrote:
I want to implement a RADIUS load-balancing and failover scenario using
FreeRadius and Cisco ACS. The idea I have in mind is to have these two
servers answering to RADIUS requests in a round-robin fashion and should
one of them for some reason go down, the other one
Alan DeKok al...@deployingradius.com wrote:
I want to implement a RADIUS load-balancing and failover scenario using
FreeRadius and Cisco ACS. The idea I have in mind is to have these two
servers answering to RADIUS requests in a round-robin fashion and should
one of them for some reason go
Juan Perez wrote:
Let's suppose that I have two servers running the latest and
shiniest version of FreeRadius and for some reason there is a bug in
FreeRadius that causes the server to crash when a specially crafted
RADIUS packet is received.
Hmm... that's hard to do:
Let's suppose that there is also an attacker
(a disglunted employee maybe?), who knows about this bug and decides
to
attack my FreeRadius servers, so he starts sending these
specially crafted packets to each server and since the two servers
have
the same bug, both of them would die upon
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