I've added a RADIUS administration interface to the latest git tree. It's experimental (i.e. VERY), and has little authentication or authorization. It's purpose is to test the concepts, and to see if it's what users want. Server configuration: raddb/sites-available/control-socket Client: radmin You get a prompt, and not much else. Typing "help" gets you some information: radmin> help hup [module] - sends a HUP signal to the server, or optionally to one module terminate - terminates the server, and causes it to exit show <command> - do sub-command of show set <command> - do sub-command of set You can HUP the server, ask it to stop, see the configuration of a module, show the list of loaded modules. As an interesting note, you can also *change* parts of the configuration of a running system. And then hup *just* one module, rather than the whole server. And then maybe the server crashes. :) Don't use this in production. Once it's a little more developed, we'll add features like "authentication" of the users on the administration interface. And "command authorization". Alan DeKok.