AuthBy::LDAP2 talking to the Active Directory domain controllers using LDAPS.
Best regards, Alex
On 2017-07-25 18:20, Eric W. Bates wrote:
I'm running radiator 4.19 from Debian using AuthBy ADSI and the daemon
refuses to start because Win32::OLE is missing.
Am I correct in understanding that W
The service file in goodies is *very* suboptimal as it uses pid files
which is one of the major benefits of systemd not requiring those and
monitoring processes directly.
Here is ours:
# radiator-aaa.service
#
# Systemd script for Radiator RADIUS Server
# Copy this script to /lib/systemd/system
Hi,
To take even more benefits from systemd, here's our live enviroment
systemd file.
Pay attention of the filename "radius@.service", which takes config file
name as variable %i. Very useful and handy, when running multiple
instances of radiator.
$ systemctl enable radius@accounting
$ systemctl
On 25.07.2017 19:20, Eric W. Bates wrote:
Am I correct in understanding that Win32::OLE is only available to perl
installs on Windows?
Yes, that's correct.
How do I authenticate to Active Directory from Linux?
In addition to AuthBy LDAP2, as suggested by Alexander, AuthBy NTLM is
often us
On 21.07.2017 17:59, rohan.henry cwjamaica.com wrote:
How do I confirm or calculate the number of concurrent requests a single
Radiator instance can handle?
It's hard to say how to calculate this. It depends on what the instance
is configured to do. For example, if it has to proxy requests, y
Hello Rohan -
In addition to this you should look at a trace 4 debug from Radiator with
LogMicroseconds enabled.
This will show you the timestamps for each processing step and you will see
exactly where you are spending time.
If your overall processing from Access-Request receive to Access-Ac
