RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service) is an Internet standard defined in RFC 2865. Internet service providers use RADIUS to authenticate dial-in users. RADIUS was subsequently extended to support accounting as defined in RFC 2866.
RADIUS will allow vendors to easily add attributes relevant to them as part of aforementioned messages. This enables vendors to essentially extend the RADIUS implementation while allowing them to carry business critical information in these messages - this is done via vendor-specific-attributes (VSAs). VSAs, while offering flexibility, preclude interoperability with standard RADIUS servers. Also, there seems to be a general lack of elegant tools to add VSAs.
To solve the interoperability due to VSAs, We implement a GUI based extensible RADIUS testing tool. the GUI tool will offer users the ability to add standard RADIUS attributes such as IP address,port etc, and most importantly, the ability to add VSAs of their choices. After simple parsing, these attributes including VSAs will be encrypted using MD5,then sent to server throught UDP port.
Here are some key features of "Radius Test":
· Works with Windows 2000, XP and 2003.
· Send test authentication(PAP,CHAP,EAP-MD5,EAP-SIM) and accounting requests.
· User defined fields, built-in counters, random variables, addresses and session ids.
· Comphrehensive data dictionary supporting over thirty vendors.
· Support for tunnel attributes.
· Attribute profiles allow you to store multiple sets of authentication or accounting requests for various purposes.
· Repeat send packet.
· Send packet in parallel.
· Schedule Sending packet.
Limitations:
· 15 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Use a backslash() to enter special chars(eg:#{}:'()=).eg:enter abc#123 instead of abc#123
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