thanks for the reply - multiple source ports is the obvious answer which i
didn't trust was actually specified in the RFCs. The reason for this is that
too often i have seen requests from 1645 to 1645 and not (random-high-port
to 1645) for example.

extendid ID? well some radius servers will extend the 8-bit Identifier into
a "proxy-state" part of the packetm effectively extending the 8bit length.

in freeradius - is that 8k requests per thread? or does the freeradius proxy
not use threads to handle the proxy states - is it a central state-table? i
was hoping the threads handled the proxying becasue then i can set the
initial pool size and max-pool size (where each thread has space for say 500
pending proxy results).

t

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  FreeRADIUS allows 8k *active* requests to any home server.  That's
more than enough for major deployments.

> i know that not all devices and target radius servers implement the
> extended id which effectively expands the range from 256)

  Extended ID?  What's that?

  Alan DeKok.


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