Err, buy decent hardware and it will.
400,000 hits per day. Six months with narry a hiccup. PPro 200 with 128MB
RAM.
Also, if you're looking for a Radius solution to interface with a real
relational db, NT works out a LOT cheaper than Sybase or Oracle on Unix.
Eric
[ On Fri, May 8, 1998 at 13:08:57 (-0400), Eric Germann wrote: ]
Subject: RE: CiscoSecure NT vs CS UNIX
Also, if you're looking for a Radius solution to interface with a real
relational db, NT works out a LOT cheaper than Sybase or Oracle on Unix.
I don't know of anyone building their own Unix based solution who would
bother to buy a commercial RDBMS when there are ample and appropriate
freeware options. That goes double for anyone using one of the *BSDs,
even that commercial one....
(I still don't see how NT could possibly be cheaper than Unix in any
case -- the NT server license alone should pay for quite a few
consulting hours [you shouldn't need a top level expert -- maybe even
just a good co-op student] if you don't already have in-house systems
programmer(s)....)