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Subject: FreeBSD as a NAS supporting RADIUS?
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From: Alexis Yushin <alexis@dawn.ww.net>
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Salut,

	I just thought it would be fantastic to have kind of RADIUS
client built into sort of getty utility (or generic init-independent
terminal serving daemon) in order to built fully functional scalable
and cheap network access servers based on FreeBSD and PC boxes. Has
someone heard anything about such a client and if no what hackers
think whether such a client worth implementing?
							alexis