The radpwtst
program will present a Graphical User
Interface (GUI) when it is started with the -gui
flag. If you select this option, the GUI will stay visible until
dismissed. This allows you to send a number of different requests with a
single mouse click, and to quickly and easily change the attributes to be
sent. These features allow easy testing of Radiator (or any other RADIUS
server for that matter), particularly when configuring a new realm or
user.
Note
radpwtst -gui
requires the Perl Tk module to be
installed on your host machine.
The command line flags given to radpwtst
are used
to preconfigure the values you see in the interface. You can change the
values at any time to affect the next request to be sent. Press the Start
button to commence sending, and the Stop button to stop sending.
On each iteration, radpwtst will send one of each of the requests
selected in the middle panel. The requests will contain attributes and
values configured in the first panel, and the requests will be sent to the
server and ports configured in the third panel. Not all attributes are
sent in every request type: only the usual ones for that request type.
In the lower panel, you can trace the progress of each request and the
reply, You can control the level of detail seen for each request and reply
with the Options->Trace Level menu.
Figure 4. radpwtst Graphical User Interface