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Internet Service Providers

Small tool created to test radius server from an Android device. Features: Allow to you set threshold in order to test the server response time. Allow to you store several tests cases in order to speed up your test selecting them from a list drop.

AAA for millions of subscribers. Infinitely flexible policy language.

Internet Service Providers

FreeRADIUS authenticates users and tracks accounting data for millions of DSL connections and phones every day.

Enterprise Networks

Global AAA servers. Active Directory integration.

Enterprise Networks

Both wired and wireless 802.1X solutions use RADIUS as the backend. From the smallest business to the largest enterprise, IT managers can be found relying on FreeRADIUS everywhere!

Educational Institutions

Eduroam and WiFi. With 100K+ students re-authenticating every hour.

Educational Institutions

FreeRADIUS is commonly used in academic wireless networks, especially amongst the eduroam community.

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Welcome to the FreeRADIUS project, the open source implementation of RADIUS, an IETF protocol for AAA (Authorisation, Authentication, and Accounting).

The FreeRADIUS project maintains the following components: a multi protocol policy server (radiusd) that implements RADIUS, DHCP, BFD, and ARP; a BSD licensed RADIUS client library; a RADIUS PAM library; and an Apache RADIUS module.

We provide a step-by-step guide to radiusd -X. The guide breaks down the different pieces of the debug output, and explains what they mean. Often you can just look for ERROR or WARNING to solve many problems.

FreeRADIUS is responsible for authenticating one third of all users on the Internet.

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Our comprehensive support for protocols, data stores, directories, databases, and language integrations would not be possible without contributions from the community. Open your favourite editor and help us make FreeRADIUS better!

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API documentation, C code examples, and anything else you need to get up-to-speed and writing modules for FreeRADIUS.

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Measure a Distance

The measure distance tool is a simple way of finding the distance between two or more points on a map.

Measure Distance Map

Options

[Map Height : Small -Medium -Large]

Total Distance

Autopan ?Midpoint Drag? Test

Travel Time

Select Speed...

01000MPH

Or choose mode of transport...

Units of Time

Walking
Swimming
Jogging
Running
Cycling
Slow Car
Fast Car
Passenger Aeroplane

How to use the Measure Distance Tool

Simply click once on one point, then click again on the second point. The distance should then be displayed. You can click more than two points in order to build up a continuous route.

Use the miles / km / nautical miles / yards switch to measure distances in km or in miles or nautical miles. The Autopan option will move the map as you click the points.

The Search For Location text box allows you to quickly get to an area you wish without spending time zooming and panning to find it. For example if you wish to find the city of Rome in Italy, type 'Rome, Italy' and then click Search. The map will then go straight to Rome. Note the '[city][comma][space][county]' format

Toggle markers will show or hide the markers if they get in the way

Clear last will remove the last point from the map

Zoom to fit will zoom and pan the map to get the best fit of all your points on as large a zoom as possible

Clear Map is a reset button that will clear all points and allow you to start measuring a distance again

You can edit the position of any existing points by dragging the marker (when they are displayed) and dropping the marker in it's new position

You can also adjust the height of the map to have it large, medium or small in size

You can delete a point by clicking on the node

Future Ideas and Improvements

Auto-reroute for optimum distance (traveling salesman problem)
Have other speeds like fiber optic cable (~.6 c) and Mach
Option to add a title to a marker which then appears on mouse over and data export
Add paddle boarding to the list of modes of transport

Version History

21st February 2021 - Selected units of distance are stored and recalled when you next visit
6th July 2020 - New option to Export a link to the route. Found inside Export Options section
2nd June 2019 - Fixed bug with meters output not working
29th May 2019 - Implemented Leaflet Maps
20th May 2019 - Fixed bug in IE browser
9th May 2019 - Fixed issue with distance not reseting to zero when Clear Map button clicked
14th September 2017 - Distance now displayed on map while in full screen mode
4th August 2017 - Units selector upadted. Feet units added
24th July 2017 - Full Screen option moved on to map. Now found at top right corner
4th July 2017 - Fixed issue with CSV and XLSX export
29th January 2017 - Option to show elevation chart and export CSV file of elevation data along route
25th November 2016 - KML export to show pins at each node along the route
23rd November 2016 - Added download KML, CSV and XLSX option
19th July 2016 - Bug fixes with how the mode of transport and estimated time of travel changes if the units are changed
5th July 2016 - Added meters as a unit of distance
25th June 2016 - Travel speed units change depending on units of distance
20th June 2016 - Fixed issue with days measurement displaying twice the actual value
24th March 2016 - Route points can now be added mid-way along. Points can also be deleted by right clicking
25th January 2016 - Speed can now be input manually
28th December 2015 - Added option to change between minutes, hours and days for the travel time estimate
24th June 2014 - Added option Snap To Roads
24th March 2014 - Added option Pan to My Location
11th January 2012 - Implemented Google Maps API V3. Added Full Screen option
12th October 2010 - Markers now show their latitude and longitude when you hover over them
15th October 2009 - Added travel time

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