Hello Klabbe! What particular RADIUS server are you using? I've worked with RADIUS before, and each one has it's own way of using db-based authentication. Usually however, the RADIUS server has a predefined table structure you need to create. The query that is used to perform the authentication is usually a stored procedure that is executed everytime a connection request is made. Your RADIUS server's documentation should tell you the table structure you need to create as well as provide you with a template on the stored procedure you need to write.

Hello Klabbe! What particular RADIUS server are you using? I've worked with RADIUS before, and each one has it's own way of using db-based authentication. Usually however, the RADIUS server has a predefined table structure you need to create. The query that is used to perform the authentication is usually a stored procedure that is executed everytime a connection request is made. Your RADIUS server's documentation should tell you the table structure you need to create as well as provide you with a template on the stored procedure you need to write.