Steel-Belted Radius Administrator 5.30.2009

Steel-Belted Radius Administrator by Funk Software, Inc. is a software application designed to centrally manage and administer Steel-Belted Radius (SBR) servers.

Steel-Belted Radius Administrator offers features such as user management, policy configuration, logging and reporting, authentication protocols support, and integration with other network infrastructure components.

Steel-Belted Radius Administrator allows administrators to create, modify, and delete user accounts, define user attributes, assign access policies, and manage individual user sessions.

Yes, Steel-Belted Radius Administrator supports integration with external authentication systems like LDAP, Active Directory, RADIUS proxy servers, and other popular directories for centralized authentication and authorization.

Yes, Steel-Belted Radius Administrator offers extensive logging and reporting features. It provides detailed logs for auditing purposes and generates reports on user activities, server performance, and system utilization.

Steel-Belted Radius Administrator simplifies policy configuration by providing a graphical interface to define policies based on various criteria such as user attributes, network resources, session duration, and service availability.

Yes, Steel-Belted Radius Administrator supports high availability configurations to ensure system reliability. It enables clustering and failover mechanisms for uninterrupted access to the authentication services.

Absolutely, Steel-Belted Radius Administrator is designed to handle large-scale networks with a high volume of user authentications. It can efficiently manage thousands of users, servers, and policies.

Yes, Steel-Belted Radius Administrator offers a RESTful API that allows automation and integration with external systems. This enables seamless provisioning, configuration management, and policy enforcement through programmable interfaces.

Steel-Belted Radius Administrator is compatible with various operating systems including Windows Server, Linux, and Solaris.