Usage:  p3radius <OPERATION>

One of the following operations can be used per command:
--show                    Displays all of the NAS and Radius configuration, and other 
	                  general info (ports status etc.)	

--show-statistics         Displays counters of handled radius messages and number of
                          logon operations performed

--reset-statistics        Reset statistics counters
--test-manipulation       Validate section definition, and perform manipulation operation
                          on a given "field" data, against specified section in a configuration file. 

--test-reg-exp            Test the validity of a regular expression pattern(s).  

--test-reduction-rule     Displays the reduction value of --reg-exp value on --input string value.

--test-matching-rule      Displays the matching value (match, not match) of --reg-exp value 
                          on --input value.                  

Regular Expression options:
--reg-exp=rule                       Perform the operation using the specified regular
                                     expression rule.
--input=value                        Perform the operation on the specified input string value. 
--performance                        Run the test-reduction-rule/test-matching-rule operation 
                                     for 1000 times and calculate the average time for single 
                                     reduction/matching operation.
--fields=field=value[,field=value]   Perform the operation using specified field attribute(s), 
                                     and field attribute(s) data.
                                     <field> attribute us defined in the configuration file,
                                     <value> String value of the field attribute. If value is "none", 
                                     the operation refers to field whose data was not found in RADIUS packet. 
--section=NAME                       Perform the operation on the specified section in the configuration file.                 
File options:
-f, --file=FILE                      Perform the operation on a specified configuration file.

