linux system

[Fadia Almarei]

i have a linux 9 system at which i install a free radius server on another linux 9 system i install an oracle server , i want the radius to store it's data ( specially the accounting for the users )in the oracle dtaa base my question
how to configure the free radius to store the data in the oracle database server

[Don_89]

Typically, a RADIUS server would authicatate against a LDAP server, not a relational database like Oracle.

Next, RADIUS is going to track stuff like successful/failed logins and NOT what the user is actually doing on the system. It would be much easier to install the accounting package that comes with Red Hat 9. This package is called psacct and can be found on rpmfind.net.

ftp://194.199.20.114/linux/redhat/9/en/os/i386/RedHat/RPMS/psacct-6.3.2-27.i386.rpm

[Stuart Browne]

You say you've installed 'a free radius server'. Which one? There are many.

Most will have their own documentation on how to back-end them.

[Fadia Almarei]

Thanks to all

but i install free radiusversion 9.3 and i want it to store it is data for authintication or accounting for the users in an oracledatabase server, i know that it has it's own file to store these data .

thanks in advance
Fadia