Re: Radius Servers?
Wayne,
Great!!! I haven't had the time to comb the web for cistron updates.
Didn't even know there was a 1.6.4. You know your working too much
when.....
As per some of my other questions is this the defacto standard as far as
free radius servers go? I use cistron and like cistron but if there are
better ones out there I am all ears? Can someone contrast cistron
against merit for example which someone here seems bent on implementing.
Thanks,
-=Jayson=-
On 19 Jan 2001 16:11:35 -0800, Wayne A. Tucker wrote:
>
> > We are currently looking at replacing our current radius implementation
> > of cistron+ mysql patch with either a newer version of cistron or
> > something different. Perhaps the free merit. We like cistron because of
> > the SQL backend. However it looks as though the mysql patch hasn't been
> > updated to work with 1.61. I am wondering first off what everyone else
> > is using, secondly has anyone taken it upon themselves to patch cistron
> > 1.61 with the mysql patch and lastly has anyone tried icradius in an ISP
> > environment. The full SQL implemenation is extremely attractive but I am
> > not sure it will handle an "ISP level" load. We currently get about 40
> > requests a second. Any comments? Suggestions? Please let me know
> >
>
> Jayson,
>
> I haven't messed with 1.6.1, but there is a patch for Cistron RADIUS 1.6.4 for
> the mysql authentication/accounting. The Cistron RADIUS source also comes with
> the debian/ directory, and the appropriate control/rules files, so it's pretty
> easy to build a .deb out of the patched version with only a few modifications.
>
> Check out http://www.miquels.cistron.nl/radius/, they have the tarball for
> 1.6.4, and the MySQL patch is under the "unofficial cistron-radius patches"
> page.
>
> Wayne Tucker
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