Hi Alan,

I have written multilingual character directly in RADIUS server's users file.
without encoding it into UTF-8.

Do I need to write Username in user file of RADIUS server after converting it 
into UTF-8 to make the whole thing work?

If Yes then How can I write UTF-8 characters into users file of RADIUS server.

Do I need to write directly the HEX of encoded characters or some other way 
into the users file of RADIUS server as shown in attached users file of RADIUS server?

I have double check that the UTF-8 Encoder of mine is working fine.
Multilingual character = ∞  (infinity symbol)  is having equivalent form in HEX = 0xe2889e
and UTF-8 encoding of 0xe2889e is = 0xf8 0xb8 0xa2 0x9e.

Can any one please look into to above issue 
and guide me How can I configure the files of free RADIUS server 
to use USER-NAME field other than US-ASCII like 
Chinese etc.?

Regards,
Karnik jain

On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com> wrote:
karnik jain wrote:
> While I am doing testing of my RADIUS client with multilingual
> characters consits in the username to check my
> multilingual support module. At that time I am using* FREE RAIDUS server*,
> I have attached all configuration files related to my setup with this mail.
...
> I have sent the username after encoding username = ∞ that is 0xe2889e
> into UTF-8 that is 0xf8 0xb8 0xa2 0x9e to RADIUS server.
> But I am not able to authenticate user with the *FREE RAIDUS
> server*, who wants to login with the above credentials everthough there
> is not problem in UTF-8 encoded characters.

 It looks like the User-Name *isn't* UTF-8.

 Alan DeKok.
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