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List:       vpn
Subject:    Re: [vpn] Radius Server for VPN
From:       geoff.gottlieb () amsouth ! com
Date:       2002-05-30 22:31:40
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We have 3060 Concentrators, and Cisco Secure ACS. I like it, although Steel
Belted seemed very cool in the trial run. They wanted to go all Cisco here,
and it's not a bad product. It's easy to set up for NT, SecurID, LDAP or
whatever.



Geoff Gottlieb
AmSouth Bank
Remote Access Analyst
Information Security Operations - RCS1
geoff.gottlieb@amsouth.com
(205) 560-5902


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At 03:06 PM 5/28/02 -0400, JHouse@vloc.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to acquire Radius Software to run on a W2K or NT4.0
machine
> for authentication to the domain for VPN Clients. Is anyone using this and
> is setup a big deal ?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> JH

You didn't indicate what VPN device you're using, but assume it can handle
RADIUS authentication. Steel Belted Radius[1] meets your criteria and works

extremely well. We use it with both our Nortel and Cisco VPN devices.

jas

[1] http://www.funk.com/radius/default.asp


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