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RADIUS server installation: Expert solutions for enhanced network security

Our experienced team listens to your needs and then designs a system just for you

Professional RADIUS server installation services

RADIUS server installation is more involved than just setting up a few software packages. The default RADIUS products are intended to be the basis for a customised local configuration, and configuring it requires expertise in both network security solutions and database design.

We listen to your needs and then design a system to match. Our installation support team can install a new system, upgrade existing systems, or migrate legacy RADIUS servers to our product—ensuring long-term stability for your authentication infrastructure.

Architecture and installation process

Our RADIUS installation team can design a customised RADIUS solution for your needs. Professional RADIUS server installation involves designing the network architecture to optimise the number of RADIUS and database servers for every need. We install the RADIUS server, configure the operating system for optimal performance, and structure the database in a way that works with your existing system. Or we can design a new system from scratch and migrate the data.

We can configure 802.1X, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, EAP-TLS, or authentication against Active Directory. Our RADIUS server installation team can also implement multi-factor authentication and configure MAC authentication or MAC authorisation bypass.

For existing systems, we can either migrate those systems to our product, or we can configure our product to work with existing databases.

A custom configuration for RADIUS server installation

RADIUS custom configuration

Call on us for RADIUS installation support and receive the highest quality technological assistance for a robust, high-performance system that’s easy to maintain.

Customer success story: Architecture optimisation

Our customer had installed a basic RADIUS server only to discover that its performance did not meet their system needs. They were seeing only a few authentications per second on what should have been a high-end machine, while their real-time requirements were much higher.

Our RADIUS installation support team determined that the problem was an external dependency. The RADIUS server was waiting for another network element to respond before sending a response to the Network Access Server (NAS).

We optimised their configuration and achieved a rate of over 900 authentications per second. This performance level allowed them to move their new system into production.

Customer success story: Database performance

Another customer had installed a basic RADIUS server with an SQL database back end. After only a few months, the system slowed down to an unacceptable performance level.

Our RADIUS server installation experts redesigned their system to optimise use of the database. We added tables and indices, and we also updated the RADIUS SQL queries for the new system.

The final system regained the optimal performance level they had originally experienced. Even with 10 times as much data in the SQL database as before, their new RADIUS system retained its highest performance level for the long term

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