Hello Gordon -
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Gordon Smith wrote:
> I have a question regarding realms. Currently, my users log in with username
> and password. I've set up Radiator to add the default realm. The user table
> has usernames in the format of user@domain.
OK.
> I'm now adding additional realms to the system. I'd like to be able to keep
> the users and accounting info separate. Is having separate tables for user
> and accounting info for each realm the correct way to do this?
>
The answer depends on how you wish to administer the user details, but seperate
tables could well be the prefered way to go.
> I'm assuming that if I set the server up in this way, then the users tables
> will just have username, rather than username@domain. Currently, the
> username@domain format breaks Radmin, since the realm is stripped off in the
> report links.
>
Not necessarily - you may still want to keep the username@domain format.
> If I'm right in going to separate tables, should I be specifying handlers
> per realm, or just strip the realm when entering AuthBys?
>
Again this depends on how your business is organised and how you want things to
work. If you send me a description of your requirements I will be able to make
some suggestions.
regards
Hugh
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