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Radius..How it works and recommendatio

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  • 8th June 2003 at 09:17 #24601
    Chris Johns
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    Can someone recommend a good radius for my server, Im using it for a calling card business, and can you also can you explain to me how it works….my pop (gateway quintim a800) is in Asia, i want to put the radius/ billing on my server in the USA, Im sure this can be done, they would both need fixed IPs, i dont have a pop in the US just a server. also these softwares do they allow web access? or would i need a developer to write a java based program? please let me know

    10th June 2003 at 11:18 #24602
    Teodor Georgiev
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    Chris,

    1. Your Radius server can be anywhere in the world. You can also connect N-number of gateways to one Radius server and do centralised authentication/accounting.

    2. Have in mind – Radius is authentication/accounting software, not a billing software.

    Most of the VoiP billing software uses Radius.
    Some companies sell an “all-in-one” solution – Radius + billing.

    11th June 2003 at 02:22 #24603
    Joel
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    Teodor,
    I have a question on IVR. Can my IVR be in one place(USA) and the A800 gateway in another place(Asia) where the calls originate? This is for calling card business.

    11th June 2003 at 03:36 #24604
    Willy
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    I heard that some people do get it done that way. As long as you have bandwith, it should not be a trouble.
    But keep in mind that the IVR could be as simple as a P.C.with a TFTP software on it.
    Keeping the IVR next to the gateway, on the same network,it will be a “cleaner” solution

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