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From: Steve Bertrand <iaccounts@northnetworks.ca>
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Subject: FreeBSD wifi RADIUS?
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Is it possible to have FreeBSD act as a NAS (Terminal Server) or a NAS
gateway on a single ethernet interface as to track usage and force
authentication for users using the wireless AP attached via CAT5 to said
interface?

Has this ever been done/attempted?

Regards,

Steve