Interlink Networks, LLC is pleased to present its totally redesigned website.  Reflecting Interlink Networks focus on customer technical support and custom services, the website is oriented towards providing resources to the Internet community interested in Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) and other networking access security issues. 

These resources are easily obtained through improved navigation and site search tools provided by Five Sparrows, LLC.  In addition to easy access to Interlink Network’s products and documentation, the website is a ready source of technical information including links to Internet standards.  In the months to come, Interlink Networks looks to be continually filling its library of documentation, whitepapers, application notes, newsletters, tips, and standards.

Interlink Networks, LLC announces the release of RAD-Series Version 8.0.  Telecommunications providers, ISPs, business enterprises, and universities alike have used the RAD-Series RADIUS server’s Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) services to secure their wired and wireless networks since 1992.  Version 8.0 is a major release featuring support for IPv6.  IPv6 support includes IPv6 socket communications for both the RADIUS and LDAP protocols, support for the new IPv6 RADIUS attribute types, and an IPv6 readiness tool to validate operating system suitability and support for IPv6. 

IPv4 continues to be supported and a mixture of IPv4 and IPv6 communications can be supported on the same server.  In addition to the RAD-Series server, all of the included RADIUS utility programs have been upgraded to support IPv6.  Version 8.0 also includes several performance improvements, further groundwork for the upcoming Session Manager Redesign project, and various fixes. 

Please see the RAD-Series Version 8.0 release notes for complete details.  RAD-Series Version 8.0 is available for both the Sun Solaris and Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems.  Customers with current maintenance contracts are entitled to Version 8.0 as a free upgrade.  New licenses and evaluations can be requested by contacting sales.

Interlink Networks, LLC announces the release of RAD-Series Version 7.5.  Telecommunications providers, ISPs, business enterprises, and universities alike have used the RAD-Series RADIUS server’s Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) services to secure their wired and wireless networks since 1992.  This incremental release is focused on delivering improvements in tunneled EAP methods such as PEAP.  New features include upgraded cryptography libraries with support for Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), MTU configuration within tunneled protocols, and expanded SSL debugging options. 

In preparation for the upcoming redesigned Session Manager project, the sesstab utility has been updated and a feature added to make Session Collision Checking a configurable option.  Additionally, several minor fixes and improvements have been made to PROLDAP (LDAP interface) and the Server Manger (graphical user interface), which has been upgraded to changes in recent releases of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE).  Please see the RAD-Series Version 7.5 release notes for complete details.  RAD-Series Version 7.5 is available for both the Sun Solaris and Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems.  Customers with current maintenance contracts are entitled to Version 7.5 as a free upgrade.  New licenses and evaluations can be requested by contacting sales.