(RADIATOR) Cisco AS5300 VoIP / Radiator

Hi, We're trying to setup Radiator to work with our Cisco AS5300 to do Voice over IP. We have things (basically) working, it will authenticate off of caller ID, etc. But, there are a few extras we'd like to do and need some advice on. First, has anyone used Simultaneous-Use with th

(RADIATOR) Authentication using FILE and UNIX

Hi, Can't figure out a way to have get the names/passwords from the Unix password file. Using works when I specify the location of the shadow password file, but not when I specify 'Auth-Type = UNIX' in the 'users' file. Any pointers? System runs RedHat Linux 6.0 with 2.2.9 kernel and Radiator

Re: (RADIATOR) Authentication using FILE and UNIX

>Hi, > >Can't figure out a way to have get the names/passwords from >the Unix password file. Using works when I specify the >location of the shadow password file, but not when I specify 'Auth-Type = >UNIX' in the 'users' file. Any pointers? > >System runs RedHat Linux 6.0 with 2.2.9 kernel and R

(RADIATOR) Shadow-0.01.tar.gz or better?!

Hi, Anyone got a copy lying around somewhere? The location mentioned in the manual does not exist anymore (dagobert.eur.nl/pub/homebrew/Shadow-0.01.tar.gz). Radiator running RedHat 6 system with shadow passwords. Users are authenticated by SYSTEM. radpwtst works on the local machine, but dialing