Running a standalone RADIUS gateway as a Windows service
You can run the PingOne RADIUS gateway as a standalone Windows service. You’ll do this by downloading a ZIP archive and adding the service to a computer running Windows. This functionality is available in RADIUS Gateway 1.2 and later.
Before you begin
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If you have a valid gateway credential, have it ready. Alternatively, you can create a new credential on the Overview tab in the gateway details. See Creating or deleting a gateway credential.
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Install Java version 17.0.8 or later or Java version 21 LTS or later on the computer that will run the gateway.
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Create a
JAVA_HOMEsystem environment variable that points to the directory that contains thebindirectory from the Java distribution.
Directory structure
You’ll download the PingOne RADIUS gateway software in a ZIP archive. Most extract utilities will extract the files to a directory with a pattern of pingone-radius-gateway-<version>. This directory structure is part of the ZIP archive. For best results, do not rename the pingone-radius-gateway-<version> directory.
The archive extracts the files with the following directory structure:
- Parent directory
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C:\Program Files\Ping Identity - RADIUS Gateway directory
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C:\Program Files\Ping Identity\pingone-radius-gateway-<version> - run.properties location
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C:\Program Files\Ping Identity\pingone-radius-gateway-<version>\config - Batch files location
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C:\Program Files\Ping Identity\pingone-radius-gateway-<version>\bin\windows
For more information, see: