Hi everyone. I have a list of authorized users stored in a Microsoft SQL Server 2008. My Freeradius system is installed on a Linux server, and I want to store the accounting (radacct table) data in my Linux server (mysql). can freeradius ask to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to authorize an user? How can I do it? I have searched and I only get information abut how to store accounting data ina a ODBC database, but its not my case. Regards, -- *C. Andrés Gómez R.*
On Sep 9, 2015, at 11:15 AM, Andrés Gómez <andres.gomez.ruiz@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a list of authorized users stored in a Microsoft SQL Server 2008. My Freeradius system is installed on a Linux server, and I want to store the accounting (radacct table) data in my Linux server (mysql).
can freeradius ask to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to authorize an user? How can I do it?
Yes. Just write an SQL query. What information is the SQL server? What do the tables look like? What's in them? Can you write an SQL query which keys off of the user name, and returns information about that user? Alan DeKok.
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