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feat: publish FreeRADIUS web GUI guide #4

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions _posts/2026-10-23-freeradius-clients-conf.md
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Expand Up @@ -426,9 +426,9 @@ each change. You still apply changes by restarting FreeRADIUS, or through an
optional reload sidecar. RadiusDeck manages clients only; user accounts and
authentication policies stay in FreeRADIUS.

The [RadiusDeck README](https://github.com/radiusdeck/radiusdeck#readme)
covers installation, and its demo adds a client and checks a real
authentication request against FreeRADIUS.
[FreeRADIUS Web GUI: How to Manage RADIUS Clients](/blog/freeradius-web-gui/)
shows the setup step by step: running RadiusDeck next to FreeRADIUS, adding
and editing a client, applying the change, and testing it with `radtest`.

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions _posts/2026-10-26-freeradius-unknown-client.md
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Expand Up @@ -356,10 +356,10 @@ part with [RadiusDeck](https://github.com/radiusdeck/radiusdeck), an
open-source web interface for `clients.conf`. It edits the file in place,
which avoids the single-file Docker mount problem described above, and creates
a backup before each change. You still apply the change by restarting
FreeRADIUS, or through an optional reload sidecar. The
[RadiusDeck README](https://github.com/radiusdeck/radiusdeck#readme) covers
installation; its demo starts from an unknown client error and ends with a
successful request.
FreeRADIUS, or through an optional reload sidecar.
[FreeRADIUS Web GUI: How to Manage RADIUS Clients](/blog/freeradius-web-gui/)
shows the setup step by step, from installation to a successful `radtest`
request.

## Sources

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