Hi,
Would there happen to be a 64 bit version of LSA for the aforementioned
Version of Active Perl? Found versions for AP up to vsn 5.12 in the free
downloads directory but have 54.14 installed.
Rgds
Alex
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On 01/11/2012 11:05 AM, Alex Sharaz wrote:
> Would there happen to be a 64 bit version of LSA for the aforementioned
> Version of Active Perl? Found versions for AP up to vsn 5.12 in the free
> downloads directory but have 54.14 installed.
LSA PPMs for Perl 5.14 have not been built yet. Also, Rad
I am trying to evaluate the Radiator Application. I have installed ActivePerl
and modules and Radiator and so far according to the documentation I have read.
I am now trying to understand how I can utilize the RADIUS Server. The
equipment I will be logging into thru the RADIUS Server will requir
On 01/11/2012 04:38 PM, Saverino, Steven wrote:
Hello Steven,
try this to build a flat file based configuration:
1. Delete any Realm(s) you already have
2. Add new Realm. Name it DEFAULT. Realm DEFAULT will match any User-Name
3. Add new AuthBy for the Realm. Choose AuthBy FILE
4. The default
Hi,
Up till now I've always managed to install everything I need in
ActivePerl using ppm.
I'm now using a 64bit release of windoze and from the radiator site
I've downloaded the appropriate version of Win32-Lsa.tar.gz for
ActivePerl 5.12.
So how do I install it?
Do I just take a copy of LS
On 01/11/2012 06:19 PM, Alex Sharaz wrote:
> Up till now I've always managed to install everything I need in
> ActivePerl using ppm.
You can use ppm for retrieving ppms over the net too. See below.
> I'm now using a 64bit release of windoze and from the radiator site
> I've downloaded the a
Hello folks,
I have a basic "best practices" question on how I might best run a
separate "development" ver of radiator for testing without impacting
a production instance on my network.
Can I, and should I do this on the same host running the production
radiusd ? Meaning can I safely run anot
On 01/11/2012 09:46 PM, John Goubeaux wrote:
> I have a basic "best practices" question on how I might best run a
> separate "development" ver of radiator for testing without impacting
> a production instance on my network.
> Can I, and should I do this on the same host running the production
Hello John -
An alternative approach that I always use is to keep all versions of Radiator
in separate source directories, and run radiusd from the corresponding source
directory when testing and in production.
Ie. here is my source repository:
TiTi:Radiator hugh$ pwd
/Local/src/Radiator
Ti
Hello Everyone -
I have been asked by one of our customers to suggest good monitoring solutions
for Radiator.
Some suggestions I have heard include our own Radar tool, Solarwinds, Splunk,
Cactii and whatever SNMP tool they are aleady using.
What suggestions does the list have?
many thanks
H
Hi Hugh,
You can setup a Nagios server (free) which comes with RADIUS modules that can
actually check service status (eg. launch an access-request every x minutes).
There are online services too, but I find that if you operate Radiator you
should be able to setup and run Nagios.
Cheers,
Mike
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