On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 12:09 AM, Lakshmanji Chandrasekaran <lakshmanji.x.chandrasekaran@gsk.com> wrote:
Hi All,
Thanks for responding.
The Free radius version is an open source edition being used and not licensed one.
There is no such thing as licensed version of freeradius. Did you mean you compile it from source (or use centos packages) instead of redhat's RHN?
Can we get the procedure for going for an upgrade to 2.2.5 version and if that's supported in RHEL 5.10 ?
Depends on how you installed the previous version. If you install it from source (e.g. ./configure, make, make install) then Alan's suggestion should work. If you installed it from a repository/RPM (e.g. "yum install"), then read my previous message:
http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Afreeradius%3A2.x.x...
Note the different package name (freeradius vs freeradius2), so you can't simply upgrade in-place. A backup-old-config -> uninstall -> install -> restore-config cycle might be necessary.
The link has instructions on how to add the unofficial repository. I assume you know how to perform file/directories backup/restore and package install/uninstall? If not, then you need to learn about that first (Google is good place to start). FR's config files are located on /etc/raddb. -- Fajar