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From: Steve Ames <steve@ns1.cioe.com>
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Subject: radius and realms
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Has anyone got the radius port (2.4.23) to work using realms?

I've edited the 'authfile' to include a couple of realms
and want them to foward radius requests to a different radius
server. It just doesn't seem to play. It just gives access
denied. *sigh*

The log file had some info, but really wasn't much more enlightening
(probably based on my lack of understanding of what is really
happening underneath).

Clues?

						-Steve