At 01:02 AM 11/3/95 UNDEFINED, Dan Graupman wrote:
>As an interim solution couldn't you just put together a cheap 386 system
>running Linux to handle RADIUS?
Sure, but in that case couldn't a UnixWare user just put together a BSD box,
or a VAX user just throw together a little HP/UX machine? or maybe a SCO
machine... you see what I mean. We want an elegant solution. I don't like
basing my livelihood on a "cheap 386 system" I would rather run RADIUS on 2
fault tolerant NT machines which have been running w/o ANY problems since
March w/ zero downtime. I can manage _everything_ from anywhere in the world
quickly and easily. I can hire people that simply know how to operate
Windows and easily show them how to add users, add rights, setup a virtual
web server, etc... You simply can't have a novice do high level
administration on UNIX... (please no flames!) I want a reliable, scalable,
multi-processor, fault tolerant, secure OS and NT fits the bill perfectly.
-Robert
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