TOTPRadius - RADIUS Dynamic attribute response based on AD Group membership
This can be configured in Settings → RADIUS Service configuration:

The 'Additional RADIUS Attributes' field should contain the reference to the ldap-group script as shown on the example below:
update reply { Filter-ID :=`/usr/bin/php /var/www/ldap-group.php '%{User-Name}' '%{User-Password}'` }
Important: The group names used for this parameter should not contain "=" sign.
The 'RADIUS LDAP Group mapping' field should contain a mapping rule, which allows members of the specified AD group to have Tunnel-Private-Group-ID attribute equal to some value.
For the example above, if a user belongs to an AD Group named 'Token2_VPN_users', the Filter-ID will be included in the Radius reply as below:

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