How to add 15 APs to Radius Server on ubuntu server
I want to install a RADIUS server on Ubuntu but I am not sure it can support more than 15 Access Points at a time.
Each AP will have 10 users.
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I want to install a RADIUS server on Ubuntu but I am not sure it can support more than 15 Access Points at a time.
Each AP will have 10 users.
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I want to install a RADIUS server on Ubuntu but I am not sure it can support more than 15 Access Points at a time.
Each AP will have 10 users.
radius
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I want to install a RADIUS server on Ubuntu but I am not sure it can support more than 15 Access Points at a time.
Each AP will have 10 users.
radius
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FreeRADIUS is free software. It has no artificial limitations on number of devices supported.
15 access points is absolutely a trivial amount of devices, and with a total of 150 users even a low end machine, such as a Raspberry Pi should be able to keep up with the authentication traffic.
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FreeRADIUS is free software. It has no artificial limitations on number of devices supported.
15 access points is absolutely a trivial amount of devices, and with a total of 150 users even a low end machine, such as a Raspberry Pi should be able to keep up with the authentication traffic.
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FreeRADIUS is free software. It has no artificial limitations on number of devices supported.
15 access points is absolutely a trivial amount of devices, and with a total of 150 users even a low end machine, such as a Raspberry Pi should be able to keep up with the authentication traffic.
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FreeRADIUS is free software. It has no artificial limitations on number of devices supported.
15 access points is absolutely a trivial amount of devices, and with a total of 150 users even a low end machine, such as a Raspberry Pi should be able to keep up with the authentication traffic.
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FreeRADIUS is free software. It has no artificial limitations on number of devices supported.
15 access points is absolutely a trivial amount of devices, and with a total of 150 users even a low end machine, such as a Raspberry Pi should be able to keep up with the authentication traffic.
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