2008/5/20 avihai marchiano <avihaimar@yahoo.com>:

Do you know if its also support other vendors?

JRadius client is java. I initially had some problems because of the environment used to build jradius-client but I contacted the author and he fixed it really quickly. I don't know of any reason why jradius-client won't work on any java engine.

I understand (and i might understand wrong) that you need to configure (or install) something in the server side in order to work with JRadius. I need to work against all Radius servers and i cant change or add to the Raidus server.

JRadius is a frontend to FreeRADIUS and requires FR to operate properly. However, the client doesn't require any of that. You can download the whole package and just get the client bit and run it. There's a shell script that fires everything up correctly. Rgds, Guy

----- Original Message ---- From: Guy Davies <aguydavies@gmail.com> To: FreeRadius users mailing list <freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org> Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 10:35:40 PM Subject: Re: Java client for Radius

Hi Avihai,

I use the client that comes with the jradius server on my Mac and it's great. I don't use a particularly wide range of the features, I'm sure I barely scratch the surface, if I'm honest, but it does what I need (and it works flawlessly on my Mac :-)

I've not tried radius-client so I cannot make a comparison.

Rgds,

Guy

2008/5/20 avihai marchiano <avihaimar@yahoo.com>:

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Hey,

I need a java client for Radius. it need to work with all vendors. I saw two open sources: JRadius, radius-client. Does someone compare them? Does someone can recommend?

Thank you

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