That's not actually true since Rodopi will generate a profiles file and upload it to a Radius server.
The key here is that you use Rodopi create your Radius Profiles. You do this by building several templates (fairly straight forward), and then assigning them to the variety of plans. You just have to remember that when adding attributes the Radius server should know what they are and hence you would need to added the Dictionary file for that specific Radius server. In my opinion it is much better to use a Radius server that supports ODBC as Rodopi can integrate with it better. Using other Radius servers require Rodopi to FTP the users.txt (or other users file) to the Radius server, and whilst this works well, can provide some issues if the file gets very large. As a side note here, Rodopi doesn't perform internal validation of profiles, in the sense that it is possible to alter a users profile manually. This allows you to run a second SQL task looking for overdue accounts and changing their profiles. You need to be aware that the Rodopi mechanism for Suspension and Closing accounts will need to be looked at, but you can use this to provide some form of re-direct on non-payment. Regards, Suneel. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Hokenson Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 8:35 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Rodopi] IS anyone doing? We've been through this and the ONLY way it will work with Rodopi is if you are using an ODBC radius server. John H. --------------------- To Leave the Rodopi mail list send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word LEAVE as the message body. Please also visit the Rodopi FAQ at http://www.rodopi-faq.com ---------------------
