[c-nsp] Choosing a radius package
Robert E.Seastrom
rs at seastrom.com
Mon Feb 20 18:17:14 EST 2006
"David J. Hughes" <bambi at Hughes.com.au> writes:
> On 21/02/2006, at 4:40 AM, Adam Maloney wrote:
>
>> Unless I hear strong arguments otherwise, I've boiled it down to either
>> FreeRADIUS or Funk's Steel-Belted radius. It appears either will do
>> the
>> above.
>
> You should have Radiator in your list (www.open.com.au). We've used it
> for many, many implementations and it just works. It's very hard to
> find something that we couldn't do with Radiator (including some rather
> strange requirements we've had in the past). Rock solid too. If
> nothing else it's certainly worth a look while you are reviewing
> products.
Second the recommendation for Radiator. The only caveat is that it's
relatively resource intensive and when we came back online after a
maintenance power outage, several thousand people trying to re-login
to their DSL service pummeled the you-know-what out of a pair of Sun
UE2s. On the other hand, it's insanely flexible, and worst-case load
may not be such a big deal in your application.
---Rob
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