Interesting article on how the RADIUS protocol was started at Merit Network.

"History *[http://www.interlinknetworks.com/app_notes/History_of_RADIUS.htm History of the RADIUS Server":http://www.interlinknetworks.com/app_notes/History_of_RADIUS.htm Server]

Interesting article on how the RADIUS protocol was started at Merit Network.

*[http://www.interlinknetworks.com/app_notes/History_of_RADIUS.htm History of the RADIUS Server] http://www.interlinknetworks.com/app_notes/History_of_RADIUS.htm

High end RADIUS and a Prepaid module for Hotspots/Wifi providers, WISP, VOIP and Mobile.

"Aradial Radius Server":http://www.aradial.com<br> Server":http://www.aradial.com

"Wifi Software":http://www.wifi-radius.com<br> Software":http://www.wifi-radius.com

"Spotngo Wifi Billing and Prepaid":http://www.spotngo.ca<br> Prepaid":http://www.spotngo.ca

High end RADIUS and a Prepaid module for Hotspots/Wifi providers, WISP, VOIP and Mobile.

"Aradial Radius Server":http://www.aradial.com

"Wifi Software":http://www.wifi-radius.com

"Spotngo Wifi Billing and Prepaid":http://www.spotngo.ca

High end RADIUS and a Prepaid module for Hotspots/Wifi providers, WISP, VOIP and Mobile.

"Aradial [Aradial Radius Server":http://www.aradial.com Server]http://www.aradial.com

"Wifi Software":http://www.wifi-radius.com [Wifi Software]http://www.wifi-radius.com

"Spotngo Wifi Billing and Prepaid":http://www.spotngo.ca [Spotngo Prepaid]http://www.spotngo.ca

RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service) is a protocol for applications such as network access or IP mobility.

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"BSDRadius":http://www.bsdradius.org/ is open source RADIUS server targeted for use in Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. While there are quite large number of Radius servers (including free) available in the world, little number of them (if any) are developed with VoIP specific needs in mind. Typical VoIP RADIUS server should be able to take high amount of AAA requests in short time periods, handle large databases, and respond timely to prevent time-outs and request retransmission cases. Most commonly used VoIP protocols (SIP and H.323) use small number of Authentication methods (e.g. CHAP and Digest), and this can allow reduce processing overhead and code size of server.

The server is released under the "BSD license":http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php, BSD license, which means that you are allowed to download, install, use and modify it at no charge.

Features

* RADIUS - compliant AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) server

* Various database engines: "MySQL":http://www.mysql.com/, "PostgreSQL":http://www.postgres.org/ (support for Oracle is under development)

* CHAP-password authentication for H.323

* Digest authentication for SIP

* Vendor specific dictionary files (Cisco, Quintum). Works with other NASes, supporting Cisco style VSAs: "GnuGK":http://www.gnugk.org/ gatekeeper, Mera MVTS (including SIP-HIT module), Nextone.

* Very easy to use custom module interface

* Comfortable framework for building RADIUS applications

* Logging of received, failed and rejected requests to seperate files for easier later processing

* Storing RADIUS server client data into database. It may be very helpful in large setup environment.

* Platform independent (however, not tested on Windows yet)

* Ready to use CLI RADIUS client

The project is sponsored by "DataTechLabs":http://www.datatechlabs.com, developer and provider of "VoIP Billing":http://www.datatechlabs.com/site/products.html" software

"BSDRadius":http://www.bsdradius.org/ is open source RADIUS server targeted for use in Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. While there are quite large number of Radius servers (including free) available in the world, little number of them (if any) are developed with VoIP specific needs in mind. Typical VoIP RADIUS server should be able to take high amount of AAA requests in short time periods, handle large databases, and respond timely to prevent time-outs and request retransmission cases. Most commonly used VoIP protocols (SIP and H.323) use small number of Authentication methods (e.g. CHAP and Digest), and this can allow reduce processing overhead and code size of server.

The server is released under the BSD license, which means that you are allowed to download, install, use and modify it at no charge.

Features

* RADIUS - compliant AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) server

* Various database engines: "MySQL":http://www.mysql.com/, "PostgreSQL":http://www.postgres.org/ "PostgreSQL":http://www.mysql.com/ (support for Oracle is under development)

* CHAP-password authentication for H.323

* Digest authentication for SIP

* Vendor specific dictionary files (Cisco, Quintum). Works with other NASes, supporting Cisco style VSAs: "GnuGK":http://www.gnugk.org/ gatekeeper, Mera MVTS (including SIP-HIT module), Nextone.

* Very easy to use custom module interface

* Comfortable framework for building RADIUS applications

* Logging of received, failed and rejected requests to seperate files for easier later processing

* Storing RADIUS server client data into database. It may be very helpful in large setup environment.

* Platform independent (however, not tested on Windows yet)

* Ready to use CLI RADIUS client

The project is sponsored by "DataTechLabs":http://www.datatechlabs.com, developer and provider of "VoIP Billing":http://www.datatechlabs.com/site/products.html" software

"BSDRadius":http://www.bsdradius.org/ is open source RADIUS server targeted for use in Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. While there are quite large number of Radius servers (including free) available in the world, little number of them (if any) are developed with VoIP specific needs in mind. Typical VoIP RADIUS server should be able to take high amount of AAA requests in short time periods, handle large databases, and respond timely to prevent time-outs and request retransmission cases. Most commonly used VoIP protocols (SIP and H.323) use small number of Authentication methods (e.g. CHAP and Digest), and this can allow reduce processing overhead and code size of server.

The server is released under the BSD license, which means that you are allowed to download, install, use and modify it at no charge.

Features

* RADIUS - compliant AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) server

* Various database engines: "MySQL":http://www.mysql.com/, "PostgreSQL":http://www.mysql.com/ MySQL, PostgreSQL (support for Oracle is under development)

* CHAP-password authentication for H.323

* Digest authentication for SIP

* Vendor specific dictionary files (Cisco, Quintum). Works with other NASes, supporting Cisco style VSAs: "GnuGK":http://www.gnugk.org/ GnuGK gatekeeper, Mera MVTS (including SIP-HIT module), Nextone.

* Very easy to use custom module interface

* Comfortable framework for building RADIUS applications

* Logging of received, failed and rejected requests to seperate files for easier later processing

* Storing RADIUS server client data into database. It may be very helpful in large setup environment.

* Platform independent (however, not tested on Windows yet)

* Ready to use CLI RADIUS client

The project is sponsored by "DataTechLabs":http://www.datatechlabs.com, developer and provider of "VoIP Billing":http://www.datatechlabs.com/site/products.html" software