(RADIATOR) Setup Question

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Eric -

I would suggest the following steps:

1. read the Radius RFC's (included in the Radiator distribution)

2. read the Radius documentation for your NAS (modem pool)

3. read the Radiator manual (at least twice)

4. decide if you are going to use a database

5. set up a test bed and install Radiator on it

6. do some testing with radpwtst

7. do some testing with your NAS

8. do the final installation and configuration

hth

Hugh


On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 03:47, Eric Johnson wrote:
> I am running NT 4.0 with RAS for authentication of my dial up users.  The
> modem pool is an Equinox digital modem pool.  I would like to convert to a
> radius based solution to help facilitate accounting and automatic sign up
> of users. I am really new to this so if anybody has any ideas about
> pitfalls to watch out for or even a general list of what steps to take in
> what order that would be great. Thanks.
>
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