Domain Mappings

Optional. Use domain mappings to determine which RADIUS server to use for authentication.

If the domain prefix contained within the user name of a connecting user matches a mapping, then the RADIUS server mapped to that domain is used.

Multiple servers can be mapped to a single domain. If the user is not found on the first RADIUS server in the list (starting at Rank 1), FortiNAC checks each server mapped to the domain in turn until the user is found.

For more on Order of precedence, see RADIUS.

Add a Domain Mapping

1. Navigate to Network > RADIUS.

2. Click Virtual Servers.

3. Under the Domain Mappings panel, click Create New.

4. Configure using the table below.

   Domain Mapping Details

   Field	Definition
   Domain	When the user domain in the incoming request matches this value, the specified Proxy Server will be used for the request.
   Portal/Admin Default	For portal and admin login using RADIUS authentication: Use the specified server for all authentication requests unless the user’s domain matches another domain mapping.
   Proxy Server	The proxy server that will process the authentication request when the user’s domain matches this mapping’s domain. Select the server using the drop down menu. If the server is not yet created, click Create and configure the RADIUS server profile. See Configure Proxy Server for details.

5. Click OK to save.

Mappings can be ranked using the Rank Up and Rank Down buttons.