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On Tue, 9 Dec 1997, Gary Porter wrote:

> Hi,
>   I installed the port and got it up and running with no problem.
> I'm curious if their is a way to add user's without having to edit
> the user's file.  I run a NT server and their is a nice GUI for
> doing what I want but cost $3000 :(

  Well, if all your users are in passwd, just do it all via a DEFAULT
entry.

  The Ascend RADIUS is a bit of an abombination.  After all RADIUS is
supposed to be standardized, so why an "Ascend" version?  Ugh... but I
don't care much for that Ascend NAS junk anyhow.

> Thanks,
> Gary

Tom