PingOne

Adding the RADIUS Gateway service

Download the ZIP archive and extract it to the computer that will run the gateway.

Steps

  1. In the PingOne admin console, go to Integrations → Gateways.

  2. Click the appropriate gateway entry to open the details panel.

  3. Click the Download tab.

  4. Click the download link to download the .zip archive.

  5. Extract the .zip archive to the computer that will run the gateway. We recommend that you use a common location as the parent directory, such as C:\Program Files\Ping Identity.

  6. Follow the instructions in the README.txt file to:

    1. Configure the run.properties file, including providing the gateway credential information. The run.properties file is located in the config directory. For example: C:\Program Files\Ping Identity\pingone-radius-gateway-1.2.0\config.

    2. (Optional) To configure a RADIUS Gateway client application to use a forward web proxy server to handle traffic between the gateway and PingOne, in the run.properties file provide the relevant access information.

      • You must configure the web proxy settings locally for each running instance. For example, if you are running two gateway client applications, you must configure web proxy settings for each instance separately.

      • For basic authentication to support international characters, the proxy server must also be configured to support international characters.

      • Digest authentication does not support the use of international characters.

  7. Sign on to Windows with administrator privileges.

  8. Start a Command Prompt or PowerShell.

  9. Run the install-service.bat file without any parameters. By design, the install-service.bat file does not start the service automatically after completion. However, the service is configured to start automatically at the next and subsequent restarts of the Windows operating system.

  10. In the Services system application, start the PingOne RADIUS Gateway service.