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Your device and your RADIUS server share a secret, so that not just anyone can go checking passwords against it.
If you want a RADIUS server on Linux, see http://www.freeradius.org/. There are also [PAM] modules that let you authenticate against a Linux system at http://www.freeradius.org/pam_radius_auth/.
-[Cisco] gear talks RADIUS. Windows 2000 has a RADIUS server built in called Internet Authentication Service.
+[Cisco] gear talks RADIUS. Windows 2000 has a RADIUS server http://www.alepo.com/radius-server.shtml
built in called Internet Authentication Service.
The protocol is described in RFC:2138, accounting add-ons are in RFC:2139.
See also [TACACS].
[1] Who are you
[2] What are you allowed to do
[3] What are we going to write down about it
