On 17 Feb 2013, at 18:38, Walter Goulet wrote:
> Thanks for your input; your descriptions of limitations you ran into is
> helpful. I think I will stick with using rlm_perl for now; I definitely don't
> want to tackle writing my own stripped down RADIUS server. If performance or
> scale becom
Thanks for your input; your descriptions of limitations you ran into is
helpful. I think I will stick with using rlm_perl for now; I definitely
don't want to tackle writing my own stripped down RADIUS server. If
performance or scale become problems I will investigate other options at
that time.
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On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 11:05 PM, Walter Goulet wrote:
> I'm looking for some input from the experts to help validate a solution
> approach that I've come up with. The problem I'm trying to solve is that
> allow NAS equipment and other RADIUS clients to authenticate users against a
> proprietary a
Oh wow; that's even cooler! I'll give that module a shot.
Thanks!
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 4:12 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >The question to the list, are there other solution approaches that
> might
> >be better? Any significant disadvantages to using rlm_perl as I've
> >described? Would
Hi,
>The question to the list, are there other solution approaches that might
>be better? Any significant disadvantages to using rlm_perl as I've
>described? Would it be better to write a custom module instead, hoping
>that by doing so there may be some performance improvements?
P
Walter Goulet wrote:
> I'm looking for some input from the experts to help validate a solution
> approach that I've come up with. The problem I'm trying to solve is that
> allow NAS equipment and other RADIUS clients to authenticate users
> against a proprietary authentication service that uses RES
Hi,
I'm looking for some input from the experts to help validate a solution
approach that I've come up with. The problem I'm trying to solve is that
allow NAS equipment and other RADIUS clients to authenticate users against
a proprietary authentication service that uses REST APIs over HTTP.
The s
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