(RADIATOR) Re: status Radiator at rdc

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Laurens -

On Mon, 7 Jan 2002 09:08, Laurens Thissen wrote:
> Hello Hugh and Mike,
>
> Last week we decided to split the function of our Radius system as follows:
> - 2 radiator daemon's on 2 separate machines, one for
>   KPN Telecom IP Dial and one for Versatel VPOP
> - 2 separate machines for the DB; one master and one
>   slave with continuous replication. We are considering now
>   which OS and which DB. The choice is between:
>   OS: SUN Solaris or Linux
>   DB: mysql or db2
>
> When you have any advice concerning a specific
> combination, please let me know.
> Thanks in advance.
>

We have many customers using both SUN Solaris and Linux, and many customers 
also using MySQL (not many using DB2 as far as I am aware).

The decision about what to use really depends on what you are most 
comfortable with in terms of vendor support and so on.

regards

Hugh


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