Hi,

I have a use case where I have 2 SSID and 2 databases of users , one locally configured users in a group and other set of users on a LDAP server.

SSID 1 - > Local group of users on radius server
SSID 2 ->  Set of user configured in LDAP
Authentication : PEAP- MSCHAPv2

I have modified mschap module to do ntlm_auth for SSID2 and use default mschap module for SSID 1, So now I have 2 mschap module in my radiusd.conf and uses unland to place if-elsif condition in authroize and authenticate block.

Above setup is  working fine.

But I also need to verify ldap group ( i.e. user belongs to group or not) ,
Issues is , for SSID 1 users , radiusd is trying to do a group comparison on ldap server , which eventually fails. I guess the reason for this we have 1 users file and for each user radiusd refers that ,  Their should be way for radiusd to know which user file to refer for each SSID.

To solve the issues I have create 2 users file
users - > for LDAP users group policy
users_local -> for local users

create 2 modules  like this:
            files_local {                     
                usersfile = ${confdir}/users_local       ----> Above created file                                    
                acctusersfile = ${confdir}/acct_users      
                compat = no              
        }
and modified authroize block

if (Wlan == "local") {         
                files_local                                
        }                                                  
        elsif (Wlan == "ldap") {     
                redundant {                                
                        ldap_primary                       
                        ldap_secondary                     
                }                                          
        }                                                  
        else {                                                           
                files_local                                 
        }


It seems to be working , Just wanted to check with experts here , is this is the way to go ?
or their is some other simpler way ?