One of the qualifications required of those with a sense of humour is the
ability to interpret things loosely, rather than anally, along with the
ability to look at things from a different angle.
It wasn't a 'poke at RadiusNT'. Of the Radius servers I've looked at,
RadiusNT is one of the best.
The point of the humour, which obviously whizzed clean over your head, was
that the customer in this case upgraded his radius SERVER to 209, from 206,
and that the 206 SERVER was prepared to ignore the CLIENT's error but the
209 SERVER isn't.
Of course this does imply that 209 is more critical of non-RFC compliant
clients (hey, that rhymes...), as it should be, but it also implies that 206
SERVER was just as prepared to ignore non-RFC as the CLIENT in question.
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