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12 OriEt 1 An [Acronym] for __R__emote __A__uthentication __D__ial __I__n __U__ser __S__ervice.
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3 [RADIUS] is an authentication, authorization and accounting protocol for terminals on a network, designed by a company called Livingston. A [RADIUS] server provides a central database for authentication that the remote end of your connection to an [ISP] can query to verify your credentials. This allows the account information to be maintained in a centralized resource and even be shared among [ISP]s if they share customers or resell one another's services. Terminals share a secret with the [RADIUS] server so that not just anyone can go checking passwords against it.
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5 Implementations:
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15 MattBrown 9 * [FreeRADIUS | http://www.freeradius.org/] project - Provides [pam_radius_auth | http://www.freeradius.org/pam_radius_auth/], a [PAM] module that lets a [Linux] system authenticate users against a [RADIUS] server.
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11 * http://www.aradial.com - A Linux and Windows RADIUS implementation to authenticate and account users against a [RADIUS] server.
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14 [Cisco] gear talks [RADIUS].
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16 Please note the by default, [Cisco] uses the following ports by default
17 *1645 for Authentication.
18 *1646 for Accounting.
19 To operate with FreeRADIUS, you will need to change the ports and since FreeRADIUS use the standards compliance ports, it's best to change the ports on the [Cisco] device.
20 *1812 for Authentication.
21 *1813 for Accounting.
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12 OriEt 24 MicrosoftWindows 2000::
25 The Internet Authentication Service provides [RADIUS] services.
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27 See also:
28 * RFC:2138, the [RADIUS] [Protocol] specification
29 * RFC:2139, the accounting extensions specification
30 * [TACACS]

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