X-Reference: PHP Functions : Radius

Inner Elements of Radius

radius_acct_open (radius acct open)

radius_add_server (radius add server)

radius_auth_open (radius auth open)

radius_close (radius close)

radius_config (radius config)

radius_create_request (radius create request)

radius_cvt_addr (radius cvt addr)

radius_cvt_int (radius cvt int)

radius_cvt_string (radius cvt string)

radius_demangle_mppe_key (radius demangle mppe key)

radius_demangle (radius demangle)

radius_get_attr (radius get attr)

radius_get_vendor_attr (radius get vendor attr)

radius_put_addr (radius put addr)

radius_put_attr (radius put attr)

radius_put_int (radius put int)

radius_put_string (radius put string)

radius_put_vendor_addr (radius put vendor addr)

radius_put_vendor_attr (radius put vendor attr)

radius_put_vendor_int (radius put vendor int)

radius_put_vendor_string (radius put vendor string)

radius_request_authenticator (radius request authenticator)

radius_send_request (radius send request)

radius_server_secret (radius server secret)

radius_strerror (radius strerror)

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PHP Functions : Radius

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Inner Elements of Radius