Marinko Tarlac wrote:

Also, instead of usergroup table in dialup.conf file you'll find radusergroup as table name. You can solve this "issue". Just delete "rad" and leave "usergroup"... Also, you have priority fields and you can comment them in dialup.conf if you don't need them.

Thanks Alan and Marinko, After reviewing the entire situation, it doesn't appear that it's going to be as big an issue as I first thought. The only table that I use that is different in structure is the radacct table. At first, I thought I would have to migrate all of that data into the new database. However, because I aggregate daily and monthly totals into a different table, I *should* be able to switch over to the new RADIUS servers around midnight, and then thereafter, migrate my daily/monthly aggregate total tables over. I've got many custom applications that dip into the RADIUS database across the network, but I think there is only one that accesses the radacct table directly, so that's easily fixed. Thanks for the help, Steve