Not that I am aware of. It is looking at the RadiusNT and then looking at
the users file in the radius dir for authentication.
>After exporting and saving this users file, do you copy it to the radius dir?
Yes
>
>I am having trouble with my database transfer also.
I just backup my database each night on tape.
>At this point I am really frustrated and desperate.
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>On 7/14/99, at 9:44 AM, Chris A. Christopher wrote:
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>>You need to open the Emerald Manager and select file from the header bar,
>>then export, and select RadiusNT Users. This will create a file called
>>"users" in the Emerald root directory. Just copy the file over to your
>>backup authentication server and stop/restart RadiusNT and you are up and
>>running.
>>
>>
>>Chris
>>
>>At 08:54 AM 7/14/99 -0400, you wrote:
>>>What is the best and easiest way to do this?
>>>We are still new to SQL and EMERALD!
>>>
>>>Thanks!
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>>>On 7/14/99, at 8:05 AM, Chris Christopher wrote:
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>>>>Try exporting your Radius file and put it on a secondary authentication
>>machine running Radius. This gets done at the end of the day, everyday for
>>us. My terminal servers have primary and secondary authentication server
>>entries. I had the same problem and this cleared it up.
>>>>
>>>>Chris Christopher
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