Disclaimer? You have to remember that RadiusNT (not NTRadius)
was not designed to be publicly used in ODBC mode. Only because
so many people were interested in it did we start releasing some
information about it with a sample MS Access database.
One reason why we don't have a lot of extensive documentation is because
RadiusNT changes frequently. Trying to maintain decent technical
documentation
for the ODBC interface and how it works is a challenge and a half. The
other
reason is that RadiusNT is a free product and its hard for us to justify
the
time and expense to do that, when we have no possible compensation for
it.
Plus there is always a competive edge of other billing packages uses
RadiusNT as well.
I've posed this question to the list many time, but everyone seems to
get
quiet about it. If you really want a commercial version of RadiusNT,
with documentation and and some of the useful features in ODBC mode that
Emerald enjoys, what value would you associated with it? We are willing
to work on a business case for it, but I need to know whos interested?
-- Dale E. Reed Jr. (daler@iea.com)_____________________________________________________________________ Internet Engineering Associates | RadiusNT, Emerald, and NT FAQs Internet Solutions for Today | http://www.emerald.iea.com-RadiusNT Mailing list (radiusnt@iea.com)