> Option 'Disable User Cache Authentication' in RadiusNT Administrator 3.0 is
> checked.
> I tried to intercept the username and password of every user that logs in,
> by adding a sql-insert-cmd to the stored procedure 'RadGetUsers':
Hmm, Create an MBR for the accounts you want to import into your other
radius server and write down it's CustomerID.
> CREATE PROCEDURE RadGetUser @user VARCHAR(64) , @password VARCHAR(32) AS
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM SubAccounts WHERE Login = @user)
BEGIN
INSERT INTO SubAccounts
(CustomerID,FirstName,LastName,AccountType,Login,Password,LoginLimit)
SELECT (customer id of your new mbr), 'spy','table','PPP',@user,'ANY',1
END
SELECT ... (The stock SELECT statement which comes with RadGetUser)
go
Enable Password replace in Radius Administrator.
This will create a SubAccount for each missing user (as they login) in the
database. With password replace Radius replaces the ANY keyword in the
new accounts password field with the password they entered.
Have Fun!
Peter
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