You may want to look into OpenVMPS or Freeradius (which supports VMPS).
You can use one of these products installed on a real server to be your
VMPS server.
Kyle
Samuel Leung wrote:
Yes, it is correct. It's my understanding that VMPS server will not
support on Cat6500 running IOS.
Regards,
Leung
York University
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I was thinking about playing with VMPS but from what I can tell it's not
supported on IOS, is that correct?
Robert Teller
Washington Dental Service
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