15 Feb
2008
15 Feb
'08
9:14 a.m.
javkhlanbaatar@newcomsystems.mn wrote:
I want to ask how can I manage two different authorization? I mean, I have 2 radcheck and radreply tablesin mysql. (radcheck1, radcheck2, radreply1 and radreply2). When User1 authenticates, mysql checks in radcheck1 table and replies from radreply1 table. As for User2, it is same as above, checks radcheck2 and reply from radreply2. How can I manage two different users' logins check according to their related tables?
You will need 2 instances of the SQL module, and associated configuration. The documentation covers such situations. Alan DeKok.