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To: Nick Seraphin <nick@homer.eaglequest.com>
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Subject: Re: system passwd to RADIUS
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>>>>> "n" == Nick Seraphin <nick@homer.eaglequest.com> writes:

n> Some versions of RADIUS (I don't know which... possibly the Merit
n> one?)  have a field for "Encrypted-Password" that you can use
n> instead of "Password" in your RADIUS records.  In this case, it's a
n> simple case of copying the encrypted password from the passwd file
n> and putting it in the users file.  I wish Livingston RADIUS
n> supported this.

  Livingston's recently released 2.0.1 would appear to support this.

http://www.livingston.com/Tech/Docs/Release/radius201.shtml