Dave,
You might want to post this question to a mailing list where people are more focused on using RADIUS on a daily basis for business operations. There are some RADIUS experts on the ISP-Radius mailing list: http://isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-radius/ You can take this as a grain of salt, especially because I have never worked with the Cisco RADIUS products: I would highly recommend Lucent's NavisRadius and for an open-source solution, Free Radius. It just depends on what you are using RADIUS for. NavisRadius is robust and scales to support service provider environments. It's not only a Radius server, but a RADIUS toolkit that would allow you to customize many different scenarios. www.navisradius.com Free Radius is, well, free, and I had it working in no time to do authentication in our Cisco environment for IP Telephony CDRs and authenticating Telnet access to the routers. It has a significant open source development community behind it. www.freeradius.org Jason O. David Clark> I'm not having much luck finding *recent* RADIUS product reviews, especially ones I would consider unbiased...application would be for a mostly Win2k, Solaris, and Cisco environment. Any David Clark> pointers much appreciated... David Clark> Thanks in advance- David Clark> -Dave -- Firewalls mailing list - [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] To unsubscribe: http://www.isc.org/services/public/lists/firewalls.html
