Build Linux BNG Server
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a fully functional Broadband Network Gateway running on Linux whose core job is user authentication and authorization. The platform must accept and correctly process credentials over RADIUS, TACACS+, and LDAP so that any subscriber device or upstream system can choose the method it prefers without extra translation layers.
You will architect the solution, pick and harden the distribution, install the necessary BNG software stack, and wire it to the three AAA back-ends. The finished server has to:
• authenticate and authorize users flawlessly through RADIUS, TACACS+, and LDAP
• expose clear CLI/API access for future policy changes
• log all sessions and accounting records to a central location
• start automatically on reboot and recover gracefully from service failures
Deliverables:
1. A ready-to-boot Linux image or reproducible automation scripts (Ansible, shell, etc.)
2. Complete configuration files for the BNG and each authentication service
3. A concise deployment & rollback guide
4. A short knowledge-transfer call or recorded walkthrough
If you have recent hands-on experience with carrier-grade BNG deployments on Linux and can hand over production-ready code and docs, I’m ready to get started.
You will architect the solution, pick and harden the distribution, install the necessary BNG software stack, and wire it to the three AAA back-ends. The finished server has to:
• authenticate and authorize users flawlessly through RADIUS, TACACS+, and LDAP
• expose clear CLI/API access for future policy changes
• log all sessions and accounting records to a central location
• start automatically on reboot and recover gracefully from service failures
Deliverables:
1. A ready-to-boot Linux image or reproducible automation scripts (Ansible, shell, etc.)
2. Complete configuration files for the BNG and each authentication service
3. A concise deployment & rollback guide
4. A short knowledge-transfer call or recorded walkthrough
If you have recent hands-on experience with carrier-grade BNG deployments on Linux and can hand over production-ready code and docs, I’m ready to get started.