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On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, John T. Farmer wrote:

> servers.  Livingston & Co. are relative newcomers to the field.  (I was
> buying & selling DEC terminal servers during the early '80's & they 
> weren't new product then...)

  The Livingston PM-11 (no longer made) came out in '82.  You can get them
used for $300 now.

> I _don't_ want a box that is dependant on Radius servers, high-speed

  Who is?  Livingston stuff certainly isn't.  IF you define a RADIUS
server, it is checked AFTER the local user table.

Tom