(RADIATOR) AuthBy RADSEC now suports multiple hosts

[Mike McCauley]

Hello all,

due to requests from a number of customers, we have now added multiple host 
support to AuthBy RADSEC.

Similar to the existing multiple host support to AuthBy RADIUS, you can now 
specify one or more target hosts with the <Host> clause inside an <AuthBy 
RADSEC> clause. AuthBy RADSEC implements failover, failback etc using the 
MaxFailedRequests MaxFailedGraceTime and  FailureBackoffTime parameters.

Example configuration file in goodies/radsec-client.cfg shows how to configure 
AuthBy RADSEC with multiple Host clauses.

Cheers.


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Mike McCauley                               mikem at open.com.au
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