servers.example

# The RADIUS servers to query

# Every server must at least contain the "host" key.
#
# It is referred to by its name (the string before the opening curly
# brace). Thus, you can define the same host multiple times with
# different setting if you use distinct names.
#
# The following keys are recognized:
#
#  host      hostname or ip address to be used [REQUIRED!]
#  port      port to be used for authentication [default: 1812]
#  acctport  port to be used for accounting [default: 1813]
#  method    either one of PAP, CHAP or CUSTOM [default: CHAP]
#  bind      address or host name to bind to [default: 0.0.0.0]
#  secret    RADIUS shared secret [default: none]
#  priority  an integer; bigger means more important [default: 0]
#  timeout   how long to wait for a response, in ms. [default: 1000]

# The following example defines three RADIUS servers. Two of them have
# the same priority (10), and the order in which they will be queried
# will thus be random. The third (backup) server will *only* be
# queried if the first two have not answered in time (0.5s).

radius1 {
        host        radius1.example.com
        secret      v3rYs3cr1t
        method      CHAP
        priority    10
        timeout     500
}

radius2 {
        host        radius2.example.com
        secret      v3rYs3cr1t
        method      CHAP
        priority    10
        timeout     500
}

radius-backup {
        host        radius3.example.com
        secret      v3rYs3cr1t
}