Hi All, I am currently attempting to set up FreeRadius 3.x to limit simultaneous connection based on a User's LDAP Group. For example, people in the Employee LDAP Group get 2 connections. After extensive research, I have surmised the best way to do so is to use a SQL DB for Accounting, which I currently have all set up. Unless LDAP can be used for Accounting? As it stands, I can query how many active connections a User has (simul_count_query) from the radacct table of my local MySQL radius DB, so now I am trying to figure out how to *set* and *enforce* the Simultaneous-Use attribute. Where I am caught up is the LDAP x SQL interfacing regarding the Simultaneous-Use attribute. How and where does FreeRadius look for this attribute? Does this have to be in LDAP for the Group/User and FreeRadius queries for it or can I define within my FreeRadius configs somewhere? Most examples say to enforce it on a per-user basis by using the Users file, but what about SQL on a large scale? I've been scouring over the documentation with no luck. Again, LDAP is enabled and working. SQL Accounting is enabled and logging activity. Something I did notice was that radacct is NOT getting the groupname column when I run: *simul_count_query* Help will be much appreciated. Thanks, -- -- Jon