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Date: Mon, 9 Jun 1997 12:01:42 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: RE: Can FreeBSD and Radius be used for a CyberCafe?
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Ok, Maybe I didn't make my self clear.

The Livingston PM3 is to be used by my dial-up Customers only! Thus PAP/CHAP
authentication of CyberCafe customers can't be done from the PM3.

At the CyberCafe, my customers would have an account for E-mail, and Internet
access.  In order for the customer to access their E-mail, or the Internet
they would need a password to login into one of 10 workstations that is
directly connected to a 100MB/s LAN.

How would I authenticate the customers as all 10 workstations will require a
password to access the Internet? RADIUS?

I would like to use RADIUS, as I plan to purchase the URIBS billing system to
bill my dial-up & and possibile the CyberCafe customers.

Thanks,

Scot W. Hetzel