Hello Am a student trying to learn more about RADIUS server, specifically freeradius. Have a home lab setup were am busy experimenting with freeradius. My question is, can one create their own mysql schema for freeradius, or it can only work with the provided schema? How do you configure freeradius to use different tables for accounting especially. One other question is, how can freeradius insert a foreign key into a table. Am asking this because i would like to add a field to the accounting table which is linked to another primary key. regards bwex
I use the REST functionality of RADIUS, this means RADIUS will send username, password and station id to a script of me. This script handles the auth. process and returns JSON to RADIUS. Am 21. April 2017 11:19:05 MESZ schrieb chibwe kapambwe <bwexcyk@gmail.com>:
Hello Am a student trying to learn more about RADIUS server, specifically freeradius. Have a home lab setup were am busy experimenting with freeradius. My question is, can one create their own mysql schema for freeradius, or it can only work with the provided schema? How do you configure freeradius to use different tables for accounting especially. One other question is, how can freeradius insert a foreign key into a table. Am asking this because i would like to add a field to the accounting table which is linked to another primary key. regards bwex - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
On 21 April 2017 10:19:05 BST, chibwe kapambwe <bwexcyk@gmail.com> wrote:
Am a student trying to learn more about RADIUS server, specifically freeradius. Have a home lab setup were am busy experimenting with freeradius.
That's a good way to start.
My question is, can one create their own mysql schema for freeradius, or it can only work with the provided schema?
You can use different schemas, but I'd recommended to stay near the default as it makes it easier for others to help.
How do you configure freeradius to use different tables for accounting especially.
Look at the configs in raddb/mods-config/sql etc. It's all configurable in there. -- Matthew
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