At my place of employment we have a web frontend to our radius server. This frontend will be used by several different clients. We want to store each client's usernames/passwords and MAC addresses in their own database. The database name will be the client's realm name.<br>
The reason we want this database separation is to hide users and MAC addresses that don't belong to a client from the web frontend. For obvious reasons, the client should only be able to see and modify the authentication details that belong to them.<br>
I haven't been able to find much documentation on the subject, leading me to believe that either A) This is not a smart idea and not recommended or B) Stuff like this isn't done often and therefore there isn't much documentation.<br>
So, my question is this: Is there a better way for me to achieve the desired results of client separation(modify the frontend and use one database probably)? Or, if this is possible, any instructions would be greatly appreciated.<br>
Thank you.<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>- Dave<br>