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Your Radius password might be your Unix password, did you try it?<br />
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You'll most likely need to contact your network administrator to find out about the Radius login.
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Your Radius password might be your Unix password, did you try it?

You'll most likely need to contact your network administrator to find out about the Radius login.

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At least on our server the Radius password only happens for dialins. The telnet program would never ask that. The radius password would be the same as your PPP password or POPmail password. &nbsp;The telnet password is controlled by the shell command. On our system you can use passwd command to change the shells passwd (therefor your telnet password) but it wouldnt change your radius password.<br />
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The system administrator would have to tell you for sure how they have it set up.<br />
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Gandalf Parker<br />

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At least on our server the Radius password only happens for dialins. The telnet program would never ask that. The radius password would be the same as your PPP password or POPmail password.  The telnet password is controlled by the shell command. On our system you can use passwd command to change the shells passwd (therefor your telnet password) but it wouldnt change your radius password.

The system administrator would have to tell you for sure how they have it set up.

Gandalf Parker


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This is my first time using this site and I have to say that I'm extremely pleased at all the responses that I received. &nbsp;They were so quick. &nbsp;It was indeed very helpful
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This is my first time using this site and I have to say that I'm extremely pleased at all the responses that I received.  They were so quick.  It was indeed very helpful

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it's a very remedial question-- I'm trying to log on to Unix via telnet. &nbsp;I'm then prompted by <br />
User: ( I type my user)<br />
Radius Password: I don't have one--<br />
I gather that this is a preface or precursor of actually Loggin into--where I would type my actual user ID and Password--but I can't get to that point and need assistance<br />

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it's a very remedial question-- I'm trying to log on to Unix via telnet.  I'm then prompted by 
User: ( I type my user)
Radius Password: I don't have one--
I gather that this is a preface or precursor of actually Loggin into--where I would type my actual user ID and Password--but I can't get to that point and need assistance


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Unix is a multitasking, multi-user computer operating system originally developed in 1969 at Bell Labs. Today, it is a modern OS with many commercial flavors and licensees, including FreeBSD, Hewlett-Packard’s UX, IBM AIX and Apple Mac OS-X. Apart from its command-line interface, most UNIX variations support the standardized X Window System for GUIs, with the exception of the Mac OS, which uses a proprietary system.