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+++ radius:rad_overview [2024/02/13 15:21] (current) – [Edit - Panel] system
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 ====== Components of the RADIUS server ======
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 ===== RADIUS Profile (Authorization) =====
-  * Each RADIUS user has to belong to a RADIUS profile.
+  * Every RADIUS user must belong to a RADIUS profile.
-  * This profile will typically determine the service that the user will be assigned when they connect to the network.
+  * This profile usually determines the service that is assigned to the user when they connect to the network.
-  * The profile can for instance specify the bandwidth assigned to a PPPoE user.
+  *  For example, the profile can define the bandwidth that is assigned to a PPPoE user.
 ===== RADIUS Realm (Grouping) =====
-  * Each RADIUS user also has to belong to a RADIUS Realm.
+  * Each RADIUS user must also belong to a RADIUS realm.
-  * Realms are a method used to group users together and may also used to determine if a RADIUS request have to be forwarded to another RADIUS server to process the request.
+  * Realms are a method of grouping users and can also be used to determine whether a RADIUS request must be forwarded to another RADIUS server in order to process the request.
-  * So a realm name might be detrimental in the routing of RADIUS traffic to other RADIUS servers.
+  * A realm name can therefore play a role in forwarding RADIUS traffic to other RADIUS servers.