I'm probably not doing the users file correctly.
How do you end up with 200 lines in the users file if you have 1400 users.
Is there some way of defining a standard set of radius attributes and
thereafter just have a list of names and passwords adhere to the predefined
attributes. I don't have an external Unix box with usernames so I can't do a
system authentication.
We have a really great billing system which runs on SQL server. All the data
is there. Why do I need to maintain two sets of names and passwords.
I've looked at IEA's Radius NT which seems to do everything from ODBC,
except limit simultaneous logins unless you use Emerald.
Any ideas or comments.
-John
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