Hi
Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable it is with 100's (1000's?) of users?
Do you see a marked degradation of service when lots of people are
authenticating and accounting being sent?
I have a system set up in a test environment which is
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, Neil Craig wrote:
Hi
Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable it is with 100's (1000's?) of users?
Do you see a marked degradation of service when lots of people are
authenticating and accounting being sent?
I have a system set up
I use freeradius to authenticate about 200,000 users for various
services, all connecting to an ldap backend. We use radrelay on our 4
radius servers to send a copy of all accounting data to one server that
stores it in sql. Its been incredibly stable, we've actually never
touched our failover
On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 14:44:47 +, Neil Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable it is with 100's (1000's?) of users?
Do you see a marked degradation of service when lots of people are
authenticating and
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Hi
Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable it is with 100's (1000's?) of users?
Do you see a marked degradation of service when
Neil Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable it is with 100's (1000's?) of users?
It is deployed today in multiple sites with millions of users.
Do you see a marked degradation of service when lots of people are
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Can anyone who has Freeradius running in a production environment
comment on how stable
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