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On Mon, 9 Mar 1998 ken@mui.net wrote:

> There are going to be 2 locations.  Site A and site B have 2 
> different user databases.  How does one set things up so that if they 
> aren't in site A, then it passes it to site B?  or is there a better 
> way to handle this?

  Merge the passwd files from both sites.

> Does it have something to do with Radius?

  I don't know.  Are you using Radius?  Do you know what Radius is?

> Thanks,
> 
> ken

Tom


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