Wifiradis is an hosted radius server. The radius ip server address is 193.109.142.9 and the shared secret is wifiradis. The users credentials are stored in a MySQL 5.0 database, and a Web interface allows users management. The radius server is a VIP (Cluster) built with two radius servers (radiator). The radius server support EAP (PEAP-mschapV2) authentification.

It is about a stupid pun: the protocol of authentification is pressed on RADIUS, then I said itself that "WifiRadis" was less vulgar than WifiRadius. Radis means French radish

Because nobody will pay for that, that is not worth a radish. If you like Wifiradis, you can make a gift and subsidize the service.

The whole of the access points supporting WPA or WPA2 in authentification RADIUS and which inform the MAC address of the interface wireless access point in the request radius. List access points
Apple Airport Express,
Dlink DWL-2000AP+,
Linksys BEFW11S4,
Linksys WAP54G,
Linksys WRT54G,
Linksys WRT54G/SRX,
Cisco 1200 AP ,
Netgear DG834G ,

The whole of the stations supporting WPA or WPA2
Microsoft Windows 2000 (using WPA-SUPPLICANT http://hostap.epitest.fi/wpa_supplicant/ )
Microsoft Windows XP (SP1 with the patch http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=815485)
Microsoft Windows XP SP2
Apple Mac OS/X Panther, Tiger
Linux Debian, Redhat, Suse with WPA_supplicant
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0
Microsoft Pocket PC 2003

To consult documentation http://www.wifiradis.net/help/findmacaddr.aspx
If your access point does not appear in the list to use Netstumbler or MacStumbler, while following documentation: under Windows, and MacOS/X

Not, so that other accounts of Wifiradis are connected on your access point, you must click on the button < b>new in the section Liste users, to authorize the account to be connected.

You probably use the navigator Avant Browser. To use Mozilla or Internet To explore, certain fields is not posted with Before Browser.

Yes, there are a documentation, retailer screen by screen the various phases http://www.wifiradis.net/how/demonstration.aspx

Download the VMWare file.

WifiRadis uses a Web server under Windows, a MySQL database server and a Radius under GNU/Linux. The web interface allows you to add, remove, and update the entries in the database, the radius server queries the mysql server to authenticate users according to the elements (username, Password and address MAC of the access point).

1. Check if NTRadPing works
2. Check that you add the right Wireless Mac address of your access point

WiFi sharing is tolerated by most ISPs worldwide as long as you don't resell your Internet accesS.

Yes, but this doesn’t mean that you cannot still surf and do your stuff while other users get connected through your WiFi network.

Send an Email to support AT wifiradis.net