Greetings all. Let me first say I'm a huge newbie on this whole subject and have not used freeradius with any more than the default configs and some user lines along the line of "bob Cleartext-Password := password", but I've been working on putting together a docker cluster/whatever using freeradius, postgresql, and a small django project using django-freeradius to manage users and such. I've tried, to the best of my ability, to configure freeradius to use rest with their api endpoints to authenticate users, but I can't get anything other than radtest to work. If you clone https://bitbucket.org/hanetzer/radius.git and docker-compose up --build, you should get a close approximation of my current setup. You will also need a .env file in the repo's root, which has a format like this: DATABASE_URL=db://postgres:changeme@db/postgres #not yet configurable DJANGO_DEBUG=false # whether DEBUG=True or not in django DJANGO_FREERADIUS_API_TOKEN=longasstokenhere # django-freeradius thing DJANGO_MANAGEPY_COLLECTSTATIC=off #django thing, not yet right so you may get glitchy assets on the admin site DJANGO_MANAGEPY_MAKEMIGRATIONS=on DJANGO_MANAGEPY_MIGRATE=on # apply changes to the postgresql db to set up schemas DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=radius.settings # needed for now POSTGRES_DB=postgres # not yet configurable POSTGRES_PASSWORD=changeme # not yet configurable POSTGRES_USER=postgres # not yet configurable SECRET_KEY=somesecretkey # django specific FREERADIUS_SECRET=testing123 # havent' got all the spots yet so best to stick to this value The setup is supposed to make a json post to api/v1/... which contains, among other things, { "user":"%{User-Name}", "password":"%{User-Password}" }. But, %{User-Password} always evaluates to "", an empty string. A manual curl to the api endpoints works, however. You'll need to enter the docker container running the webserver like this 'docker exec -it radius_freeradius_xxxxxx sh' and source /venv/bin/activate, at which point you run ./manage.py createsuperuser. Follow the prompts and the admin/root user will be created. You can add a testing normal user with ./manage.py batch_add_users --name test --file some.csv, where some.csv contains the following: username,cleartext$password,username@somehost.com,FirstName,LastName the password must either be encrypted using the django scheme or prefaced with the cleartext$ token. You can access the admin interface and login with the superuser credentials created above with the url http://localhost:8000/admin If anyone could provide any help/suggestions on this matter I'd greately appreciate it. Marty