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FreeRADIUS Manager 🛡️ RadMac — Web Manager and radius server for MAC-based authentication / VLAN Assignment
A lightweight web UI to manage MAC-based FreeRADIUS configurations, backed by a MySQL/MariaDB database and integrated with maclookup.app for vendor resolution. RadMac is a lightweight Flask web UI for managing MAC address-based access control and VLAN assignment, backed by a MariaDB/MySQL database. It incorporate a lightweight radius server.
✨ Features ✨ Features
Manage MAC-based users (add/edit/delete)
Assign users to VLANs via group mapping 🔐 MAC-based User Management
Add/edit/delete MAC entries with descriptions and VLAN IDs.
View Access-Accept, Access-Reject, and Fallback logs 🧠 MAC Vendor Lookup
Auto-lookup vendors using maclookup.app with rate-limited API integration and local caching.
Filter logs by time range (e.g. last 5 min, last day) 📊 Auth Log Viewer
Filter Access-Accept / Reject / Fallback events with timestamps, MAC, vendor, and description.
Vendor lookup for MAC addresses (with local caching) 🧹 Database Maintenance Tools
- View row counts for all tables
- Clear auth logs
- Backup the full database as a .sql file
- Restore from uploaded .sql files
Asynchronous background updates to reduce API hits 🌗 Dark & Light Theme
Toggle between light and dark modes, with theme persistence.
Manual MAC vendor lookup with detailed results 🔁 Session-Friendly UX
Preserves scroll position, sticky headers, toast notifications.
Pagination for log history and user/group lists 📦 Setup (Docker Compose)
The project includes a ready-to-use docker-compose.yml.
Dark/light theme toggle, scroll position memory, and toasts 1. Clone the repository
bash
Admin actions to clean stale vendors and logs (planned)
🧱 Requirements
Existing FreeRADIUS installation with a compatible schema
Existing MariaDB or MySQL server
maclookup.app API key (optional, for vendor lookup)
🗃️ Required Tables
Make sure your database includes the following tables:
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CREATE TABLE `users` ( git clone https://github.com/Simon-CR/RadMac.git
`mac_address` VARCHAR(17) PRIMARY KEY, cd RadMac
`description` VARCHAR(255),
`vlan_id` INT
);
CREATE TABLE `groups` ( 2. Create environment file
`vlan_id` INT PRIMARY KEY, Copy .env.template to .env and edit:
`description` VARCHAR(255)
);
CREATE TABLE `auth_logs` ( - Fill in your MySQL credentials and other optional settings like OUI_API_KEY.
`id` INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
`mac_address` VARCHAR(17),
`reply` ENUM('Access-Accept','Access-Reject','Access-Fallback'),
`result` TEXT,
`timestamp` DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
CREATE TABLE `mac_vendors` ( 3. Run the stack
`mac_prefix` VARCHAR(6) PRIMARY KEY,
`vendor_name` VARCHAR(255),
`status` ENUM('found', 'not_found') DEFAULT 'found',
`last_checked` DATETIME,
`last_updated` DATETIME
);
⚙️ Configuration
Environment variables (via .env or Docker Compose):
OUI_API_URL: MAC vendor API URL (default: https://api.maclookup.app/v2/macs/{}) docker-compose up --build
OUI_API_KEY: API key for maclookup.app The web UI will be available at: http://localhost:8080
OUI_API_LIMIT_PER_SEC: API rate limit per second (default: 2) 📄 License
MIT — do whatever you want, no guarantees.
OUI_API_DAILY_LIMIT: Max API calls per day (default: 10000)
APP_TIMEZONE: Display timezone (e.g., America/Toronto)
🚀 Usage
Run with Docker Compose or your preferred WSGI stack
Navigate to / for the dashboard
Browse /users, /groups, and /stats for more details