=== Documentation ===
  *[[installing_evolynx_radius_5.x|Installation Guide]]
  *[[registering_evolynx_radius_5.x|How to Register]]
  *[[Verify the Installation]]
  *[[Quick Setup Guide]]
  *[[Troubleshooting Guide]]
  *[[References]]

=== General Specifications ===
  *Unlimited RADIUS Clients
  *Unlimited Companies/Realms (Virtual ISP)
  *Unlimited Customers
  *Multiple Login IDs per Customer
  *Authentication protocols: 
    *PAP
    *CHAP
    *MS-CHAP
    *MS-CHAP V2
    *EAP-MD5
    *Digest Authentication
  *Supports MPPE Encryption
  *Supports Conditional Custom Attributes
  *Supports Conditional Surcharges
  *Supports Cisco, Quintum and Epygi VoIP equipment
  *Email Notifications
  *Checks for concurrent connections
  *Runs as a Windows Service
  *Proxy (Forwarding) Operation
  *Troubleshooting Log File
  *Web based Administration and Reporting
  *Optimized for Microsoft SQL Server
  *Designed for Performance and Scalability
  *Programming API, Create your own Billing and database back-end

=== Software Requirements ===
  *Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003/2008, Windows Vista
  *.net Framework 3.5 or above
  *SQL Server 2005/2008, (or Express Edition)

=== Minimum Hardware Requirements ===
  *Pentium III or higher CPU
  *128 MB of free RAM
  *Adequate Hard Disk Space for Evolynx software and database files

=== Terminology ===
  *AAA: Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
  *RADIUS Client: An access server (hardware or software) which will use Evolynx Radius for AAA services.
  *Service: (i.e. Dial-up, WiFi, VoIP,...)
  *Customer: End user of the service.
  *Company: A real or virtual organization used to categorize customers.
  *LoginID: User ID used by Customer to login to service
  *Operator: Administrators of Evolynx Radius