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On Mon, 14 Apr 1997, Anthony Barlow wrote:

> >	How does radius work exactly?  
> 
> It just like a normal login.

	Interesting, I've been used to TACACS I guess.

> >And then is there a way to limit
> >the telnet/rlogin to be able to telnet to only certain machines?  
> 
> Yes. In your config for that user in the radius users file you put

	Interesting.  Is Radius actually a shell or something you need to
add to a stock FreeBSD machine?


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