RadiusForge is a self-hosted, web-based management console for FreeRADIUS, aimed at internet service providers and wireless ISPs. It provides a graphical interface for tasks that are otherwise configured by editing FreeRADIUS files directly.
Operators create subscribers and speed plans using plain units — download and upload speeds in Mbps — and RadiusForge translates these into the appropriate vendor RADIUS attributes. It displays live sessions with the option to disconnect them (using RADIUS CoA), and reports on login attempts, data usage and per-user activity, including the reason a login was refused.
RadiusForge includes prepaid hotspot vouchers: batches of codes with time and data limits that can be printed and are enforced automatically. It also provides a read-only migration path from an existing FreeRADIUS server, producing an encrypted export that is imported into a new installation without modifying the original server.
RadiusForge has been tested with MikroTik, Juniper (MX and SRX) and Fortinet equipment. It installs on RHEL 8/9, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux and Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 LTS using a single installation script, and runs entirely on the operator's own server. Other features include role-based staff accounts, two-factor authentication, LDAP/Active Directory logins, multi-tenant organisations and an API. A 30-day trial is available.
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