On 1999-06-18T08:37:13,
Lars Marowsky-Bree [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
First thing which comes to my mind is that fact that TCP will lose packets
just like UDP on saturated links - it just provides a buildin recovery
mechanism, it resends the packets. The RADIUS protocol does this too.
One
On Fri, Jun 18, 1999 at 03:33:56PM -0500, Josh Bressers wrote:
Does anyone know if a session timeout flag exists in radiator?
Basically if a user is logged on for too long, kick em off.
Radiator can send Session-Timeout or Ascend-Maximum-Time back to
the NAS, but it's up to the NAS to
Do you have any recommendations on whether root should or should not
install Radiator? There will be other non-root users needing to run
Radiator. I am installing as root and do not want to prevent non-root
users from using the application.
John
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I am trying to transfer the conventional radius (use text file to record
users) to Radiator system. I have several NAS devices including Cisco
AS5300 and Xyplex Terminal Server in several location. Now I use central
authentication for all users in different location. In conventional
radius, it
I am trying to transfer the conventional radius (use text file to record
users) to Radiator system. I have several NAS devices including Cisco
AS5300 and Xyplex Terminal Server in several location. Now I use central
authentication for all users in different location. In conventional
radius, it
Hello,
We have a VERSANET 2002 Unit, which support RADIUS functionality. We
require a RADIUS software package (which runs on Windows 95/NT) which will
enable us to maintain users and know WHAT MB amount they have downloaded
and WHAT time they have used per month.
Can your software obtain this
