Daniel Henry
Vice President / Systems Administrator
Koyote Internet
-----Original Message-----
From: Timothy A. Gregory <systems@tarjema.com>
To: Daniel Henry <pchenry@koyote.com>
Date: Sunday, February 22, 1998 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: your mail
>Have you tried
>
>Port-Limit = 1
>
>?
>
>Seems to work for me, and I'm using the Livingston RADIUS.
>
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 1998, Daniel Henry wrote:
>
>> I saw the lowdown on the new PM4 at the Texas ISP Conference a couple of
>> weeks ago. Its gonna be great for you people who like to be EXTRA dense.
I
>> like a more modular design , such as the size of the PM3. I think there
is a
>> race for who can pack the most ports in a single chassis, which creates a
>> BIG point of failure. I am sorry but I dont want my dialin services
relying
>> on a single unit. What REALLY irks me is what they mentioned about
RADIUS.
>> The new Radius ABM ,which costs a pretty penny, will limit simultaneous
>> logins, while the new free Livingston radius will not... that sux. I my
>> opinion Livingston should strive to fix the fact that there CAN be
>> simultaneous logins and recognize that instead of it being a feature that
is
>> not currently offered that it is really a serious BUG. I am sure that I
am
>> not alone in saying that is 1 thing that I wished the Livingston radius
did.
>> I realize that their are other versions that do this .. but to me they
dont
>> handle interaction with the ComOS as well as Livingstons version.
>>
>> Daniel Henry
>> Vice President / Systems Administrator
>> Koyote Internet
>>
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>Northwest Link Systems Administrator
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