(RADIATOR) help regarding radiator configuration

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Faisal -

I suggest you start by having a look at the example configuration 
file called "radius.cfg" in the distribution, and also have a look at 
the example configuration files in the "goodies" directory.

And of course you should have a quick read through the manual in the 
file called "doc/ref.html" also included in the distribution.

The easiest way to connect from Radiator on Linux to MS SQL is to use 
the Sybase client libraries included in the free version of Sybase 
for Linux.

regards

Hugh


At 4:06 PM +0500 6/21/01, Syed Faisal Qadri wrote:
>Hello Everybody,
>
>I have just downloaded Radiator for LINUX to evaluate. I have following
>things running on my network.
>
>- Livingston PM2e
>- MAX 3000
>- MS SQL 6.5 as Accounting server
>
>could somebody kindly help me in building a configuration for Radiator
>that will support Flat linux passwd file for authentication and log
>accouting logs to MS SQL server through ODBC, additionally how could I
>activate CLI feature for MAX 3000 (that would check users telephone no
>and authenticate accordingly)
>
>Looking forward for help,
>
>Faisal Qadri.
>
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