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RE: (ASCEND) analyse RADIUS logs

We will be shipping a Solaris and HP-UX version of NavisAccess. So we are not an NT only shop.  

More importantly, what aspects of our system would you like to have opened to a CLI or API? What problems are would you use us to solve?


Ken Packert
Network Management Division
Ascend Communications
516 468 4810
www.ascend.com


-----Original Message-----
From:	Mickey Coggins [SMTP:mick@fox.iprolink.ch]
Sent:	Friday, August 15, 1997 3:24 AM
To:	ascend-users@max.bungi.com
Subject:	Re: (ASCEND) analyse RADIUS logs

> Quoting Jason Nealis (nealis@babylon.erols.com):
> > NavisAccess is the new management tool from Ascend. A demo is available
> > from 
> > http://www.ascend.com/2165.html It processes the radius accounting stream
> > in 
> > real-time and allows you to set thresholds. While limited to tracking new 
> > calls, bad disconnects and login duration it can easily be extended to do
> > more. 
> > 
> > What problem are you looking to solve?
> 
> Does Ascend do any market research as to who buys their software?
> 
> Again another excellent idea for a software product. Nothing better
> then an analysis tool from the vendor, but again I am TOTALLY
> disappointed that it is a Windoze only product. Same story with Access
> control GUI front-ends, Windoze only.
> 
> Bleah...
> 
> Since I am an ISP we are almost totally Unix. Where is the Unix
> software support?

I agree 100%.  

The problem with gui tools is that it is difficult to automate
any processes that were not forseen by the developers.  Standard
unix command line tools allow us to integrate new products into
our current systems.  Perhaps this product is not targeted to
the ISP market.

--
Mickey
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