Hi all, I'm using Freeradius 1.x for a few years now and I'd like to switch to Freeradius 2.1.10. I have 11 realms: - 7 are managed by this server, using an SQL database - 4 are proxied to different partners, but accountings are saved in the SQL database. Virtual servers seems to be great for this purpose, but I have a few issues with the configuration. I defined realms, home server pools and home server. For locally managed realms, I defined a virtual server for each realm (in sites-available/) and the home server refers to that virtual server. Here is an example for the realm "@foo": ### server vs_foo { authorize { [...] sql_foo [...] } [...] }home_server hs_vs_foo { virtual_server = vs_foo } home_server_pool hsp_vs_foo { home_server = hs_vs_foo } realm foo { pool = hsp_vs_foo } ### It's working like I want to for the locally managed realms, but how could I define different virtual servers for the proxied realms ? I could just define the server to proxy the request to in proxy.conf and do accounting in the default virtual server, just like I was doing with Freeradius 1, but I'd like to define virtual servers in order to separate each realms in virtual servers. If I define home servers and a virtual server in a home server pool, the virtual server is only used for pre/post proxy. "accounting {}" is used from sites-enabled/default. How could I define a specific accounting for a given realm ? Here is what I'm doing for proxied realms: ### server vs_bar { accounting { sql_bar } } home_server hs_bar { type = auth+acct ipaddr = [...] [...] } home_server_pool hsp_bar { type = fail-over home_server = hs_bar virtual_server = vs_bar } realm bar { pool = hsp_bar nostrip } ### The request is proxied but the accounting section is taken from default and not from vs_bar. What am I doing wrong? Thank you, Frank.