Howdy,
 
I just finished a 5 hour session with my buddy Brad at Local Link - unexplainedly, after months and months of flawless operations, his RADIUS server just stopped answering requests in a timely fashion.  After doing a pow-wow session here with Andrew O'Halloran and our Radius programmer, on a fluke, we finally tried disabling Norton Corporate Edition Antivirus on the machine with  VOPRadius and it started working again!!!
 
When we looked at the NAV event log, it showed that the Norton Realtime protection was enabeled for the first time since they've installed NAV Corp edition a few minutes before Brad called us for the system down.
 
It looks like the realtime protection in NAV competes for resources disk I/O-wise and it locks down files that are vital for VOPRadius, namely the various text-based definition files.   Disabling NAV fixed it although excluding the vopradius folder may work too, we haven't tried that yet, however it's well known that the realtime protection can really multiply disk I/O (ie: slow things down disk-wise) remarkebly, even on your mom & pop desktop. 
 
Anyhow, I'll put a warning on the website in bold red letters tomorrow.
 
It could be also that this may have been caused by a more recent Virus definition file from Norton ... so far we don't know.  In any event, we're glad this is fixed.
 
Take care.
 
--
Yves Lacombe
Vircom Technical Support

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