Seems like eliteradius is just running radius. There is a radius package 
for NetBSD, I have not used it but, it is there.

Subhro wrote:
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> This is cable net and I have seen that the net does not work unless I am using the client. My connectivity to the server is using LAN and the server uses NAT in order to provide the connectivity. You can check http://www.elitecore.com .The client is made by them (as far as I know)> In a word I must run the client if I want to use the Net.
> Thanks
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> Subhro Sankha Kar
> Indian Institute of Information Technology
> State Book Board
> Sector V,Salt Lake City
> Calcutta
> West Bengal
> India
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> From: Eric Fox [mailto:eric@fox.phoenix.az.us] 
> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 9:15
> To: Subhro
> Subject: Re: Linux Compatibility
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> I'm curious ... do you really NEED your ISP's client?  What does it do?  I assume it's for dialing the ISP.  You can probably do just as well by using pppd and a chat script.
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