(RADIATOR) Optigold

Ive just done some testing against the latest version of Optigold ISP from www.digitalpoint.com. Optigold seems to be a very fully featured, Windows based ISP billing/management package. It uses FileMaker Pro 5 to hold its data, and the interface to Radius is via flat files (exports a users

(RADIATOR) Billing Systems: ARBOR by Kenan Solutions

We are looking at a billing system named ARBOR by Kenan Solutions -- a division of Lucent. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with it, and whether or not it interfaces well with Radiator. We are looking at other billing systems too, but I already have info about interfacing into

(RADIATOR) New Install

Hi, I'm currently installing Radiator 2.17.1. I downloaded and installed ActivePerl 5.6.0.623. When I tried to install MD5, I got an'Error installing package 'MD5': Could not locate a ppd file for package MD5'. When I 'query md5', I got 'Digest-MD5 [2.11] Perl Interface to the MD5

(RADIATOR) Auth By LDAP2 hangs the connections

I am making some performance tests with Auth by LDAP2. My LDAP server is a NT machine running NT4 and Site Server 3 and my radiator is running in a machine with FreeBSD 4.0. Basically, I used the script radpwtst with the iteractions parameter of 10,20,50,200,500,1000.. and

(RADIATOR) multi-realm AuthBy question

Here is a snippet of my config. What I am doing is authenticating multiple realms, with an empty AuthSelect (since I am pulling passwords out of the shadow file, not the DB). What happens at Trace 4 is that for realm1.com it authenticates and stuffs them into the online SessionDatabase SQL

Re: (RADIATOR) New Install

I had the same issues and just gave in and installed the previous version Active Perl 5.00502. It works fine and fits into the installation instructions. -Michael Audet Network Services Chubb Son [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Tito Macapinlac To: [EMAIL

(RADIATOR) Can't get basic radiator tests to work...

I am currently using a freeware radius server called Icradius and would like to also use Radiator to incorporate it into future versions of our product. I know that the NASes out at Ziplink will accept these name-value pairs, because I used them to test our other radius server. I have

Re: (RADIATOR) Looking for words of wisdom

Hello Lisa - On Friday 02 March 2001 00:01, Lisa Goulet wrote: Hi all, I have to set up a radiator system for a customer, with secure id cards. My questions is what parts are required, besides Radiator Radmin? Is Radkey essential? Any recommendations on secure id card hardware? The

Re: (RADIATOR) Billing Systems: ARBOR by Kenan Solutions

Hello Rich - On Friday 02 March 2001 01:07, Rich Barnes wrote: We are looking at a billing system named ARBOR by Kenan Solutions -- a division of Lucent. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with it, and whether or not it interfaces well with Radiator. We are looking at other

Re: (RADIATOR) New Install

Hello Tito - I seem to remeber there is a bug with ActiveState Perl 5.6 that is documented on the ActiveState web page. There is a patch that you need to apply to be able to use "ppm". hth Hugh On Friday 02 March 2001 05:49, Tito Macapinlac wrote: Hi, I'm currently installing Radiator

Re: (RADIATOR) Auth By LDAP2 hangs the connections

Hello Fernanado - On Friday 02 March 2001 06:20, Fernando Almeida wrote: I am making some performance tests with Auth by LDAP2. My LDAP server is a NT machine running NT4 and Site Server 3 and my radiator is running in a machine with FreeBSD 4.0. Basically, I used the script radpwtst

Re: (RADIATOR) Can't get basic radiator tests to work...

Hello Richard - On Friday 02 March 2001 14:46, Richard Davis wrote: I am currently using a freeware radius server called Icradius and would like to also use Radiator to incorporate it into future versions of our product. I know that the NASes out at Ziplink will accept these name-value