And Mr. Friendly wrote:
Yes. It's clear you're not willing to pay for FreeRADIUS support,
and would rather go with a commercial solution.
Huh? Well, that comment makes no sense but I'll try to squeeze something useful out of it.... Just so I'm clear, because this would be news to me, FreeRadius paid support is available? From where?
It's also clear
you're upset that you didn't get immediate answers to all of your
questions, for free. There's little anyone can do to solve that
problem.
Ah, okay. So you do operate under the "you get what you pay for" philosophy. And BTW Thanks for taking the time to respond to this email with insults and accusations. Does the paid for service come with your snide responses as well? I'd just love to be able to pay real money for the honor of subjecting myself to your charismatic attitude.
--Paul
Paul Kuchinski
Network Administrator
Smeal College of Business Administration
Penn State University
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: (814)865-0366
fax: (814)865-1845
Alan DeKok wrote:
"P. K." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, the FreeRadius documentation and
support is so abysmal and my experience too limited to make good use of
the advice you gave. Each OSS package has its benefits and weaknesses I
guess. For instance I've used ISC DHCP server for years and it has
stellar support from the programmer, great on-line information and
documentation so much so that I can't imagine using anything else.
ISC DHCP has one, maybe two full-time programmers working on it, ISC
has 100's of 1000's of dollars in funds to support it, and companies
have paid large sums of money to for ISC to write additional
documentation.
Perhaps in the future the FreeRadius writer's will realize how useless
their software is with the level of documentation and support they are
providing and choose to make improvements or maybe they'll just continue
to operate on a "you get what you pay for basis."
Yes. It's clear you're not willing to pay for FreeRADIUS support,
and would rather go with a commercial solution. It's also clear
you're upset that you didn't get immediate answers to all of your
questions, for free. There's little anyone can do to solve that
problem.
And I will note that I've dealt with many people who've installed
multiple servers, commercial and open source. Most say that the
FreeRADIUS documentation is more than adequate for their needs.
Alan DeKok.
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