FreeRADIUS change user domain

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I've been working on a project at work to configure FreeRADIUS with Google Authenticator for two-factor authentication purposes.

I've used this guide.

Everything's working well and I've even written scripts to generate and e-mail the QR codes to users but there's one last hurdle I'd like to overcome.

For example:

Say our AD domain is my.domain.com and I authenticate against FreeRADIUS with the username [email protected] everything works fine. The problem is that our RAS solution sometimes doesn't always send the full domain to FreeRADIUS. In the logs I'd see the username as user@my (Pre-2000 domain name). Naturally this fails.

What I'm trying to achieve is to get FreeRADIUS to catch this and replace @my with @my.domain.com .

The other option is to re-configure all the RAS clients and since these are almost all used remote this would be impractical.

I'm sure FreeRADIUS can do it, can someone help me?

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OK, got it.

Just in case anyone else needs to know here's what I did.

I added the following to /etc/raddb/hints (may vary by distro but I'm on CentOS 7)

DEFAULT Suffix == "@my", Strip-User-Name = No
     User-Name := "%{User-Name}.domain.com"


DEFAULT User-Name !~ ".*@"
     User-Name := "%{User-Name}@my.domain.com"

The first entry looks to see if the suffix is JUST @my and adds .domain.com to the username if it is.

The second entry checks to see if an @ is present and if not adds @my.domain.com to the username. This turned out to be an additional requirement not mentioned above.

Hope it's useful to someone. Works like a charm now.