Radstock 0.66 review

Radstock is a tool to analyse RADIUS traffic on high volume radius servers

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 0K Developer: Paul Rhodes

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Radstock is a tool to analyse RADIUS traffic on high volume radius servers. It has the ability to fully decode each packet, and also has extensive filters capabilities to allow you to selectively match RADIUS packets.

It provides the ability to fully decode each packet. Here is some sample output.
The key feature of radstock is its ability to filter the packets shown based on any attribute. It will also listen out for responses to matched packets and display these as well. An example filter would be (all on one line):

radstock -e "(user-name = paul or user-name = bob) and exists nas-port-id"

To compile radstock you need the following libraries:

libpcap
flex or lex
bison/yacc

Once you have these, the following three commands should do just about
all you need.

/configure
make
make install

It has been successfully compiled on Linux and Solaris
platforms. Whether it works on them is a completely different story.