QuickRadius?

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No they are not, see for yourself:

http://www.open.com.au/ordering.html

If you want to limit yourself to 2 servers (vs. unlimited for
freeradius) OK, you can knock the price down. Let's compare apples to
apples.

I tried to get a demo from them but their sales group was less than
enthusiastic. After getting grilled via email they determined it was
not really what I wanted for 2 RAS and 11 AP's and I did not get the
demo. When pressed they said "I guess we can let you have a demo if you
really want one." Jeeze, all that for a lousy download. I declined.

They don't even have a demo of radmin or even a friggin screen shot or
two. Strange company.

But, glad to hear you have good support from them.

Jim

On Jan 28, 2004, at 3:29 PM, Bennie Warren wrote:

> Those are pretty bogus prices to tell someone. That is unlimited for
> everything. Otherwise their pricing is really good and they also have
> great suppport. Plus they support Macintosh users. Most people would
> buy the Radius Mini Pac for 2 servers and Radmin unlimited for a total
> of for $2300. I can't say enough on the quality. They are right in
> there with Men and Mice on quality and support.
>
> Thanks
> Bennie
>
> On Jan 15, 2004, at 6:08 PM, Jim Cobb wrote:
>
>> Yes, freeradius is pretty much the same. Radiator is also config file
>> based, and for 2K more they have a monitoring GUI. And if you have 6k
>> laying around, a GUI interface.
>>
>> Lucent's NavisRadius is about the same price as RDX with a real nice
>> java based mgmt app. But it is java based and you know what that
>> means. And you are never quite sure if Lucent will be around from one
>> day to the next, they are forever teetering on bankruptcy.
>>
>> When I say the QDNS Enterprise model, I mean you have individual
>> logons for your techs with access levels. QDNS makes it easy for
>> multiple chef's in the kitchen and accountability through the access
>> logs. The QDNS mgmt app gives real-time log streaming and is just
>> plain easy to use. The web admin is fantastic for quick lookups.
>>
>> Plus Men & mice is a great company and I would love to buy it from
>> them.
>>
>> And on the DHCP, heck get a cisco router and use cisco DHCP, the
>> best, most reliable DHCP server on planet earth. Set it and forget
>> it. DHCP is not something you constantly have to administer like
>> Radius and DNS.
>>
>> Jim
>>
>> On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 18:15:57 -0600
>> billc_lists@greenbuilder.com wrote:
>>> Try RDXserver: http://rdxserver.com
>>>
>>> Built under OSX, available for OSX, OS 9, unix, linux, and even
>>> windows 95-XP.
>>>
>>> Price is reasonable.
>>>
>>>
>>> At 10:42 AM -0500 1/14/04, Jim Cobb wrote:
>>>> Hey men&mice, now that you guys have DNS wrapped up you ought to
>>>> come up with a radius server front end building on your enterprise
>>>> QDNS mgmt. model. You could use freeradius as your backend.
>>>>
>>>> This would be a big hit, let me tell you, if you kept it
>>>> reasonably priced. There is a huge hole in the market for this,
>>>> mainly due to wifi authentication. Not many people want to deal
>>>> with freeradius config files and it is begging for someone to
>>>> market a GUI for it.
>>>>
>>>> Jim
>>>
>>>
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