Hello.
Just a question:
can I use a standalone routerboard running user-manager as a standalone radius server for third-party pppoe server login?
thank you
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Re: Using User-manager as a stand-alone radius server
No one can answer a so simple question?
I just need to authenticate pppoe users.
Can I use the RB with user-manager on it as a Radius server, very simple!
I just need to authenticate pppoe users.
Can I use the RB with user-manager on it as a Radius server, very simple!
Re: Using User-manager as a stand-alone radius server
Why not?Hello.
Just a question:
can I use a standalone routerboard running user-manager as a standalone radius server for third-party pppoe server login?
thank you
just try.
Re: Using User-manager as a stand-alone radius server
Yes, it's regular RADIUS.
But be aware of the very limited number of active users allowed as defined by the ROS license level.
But be aware of the very limited number of active users allowed as defined by the ROS license level.
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