not permit the user to get into the
network.
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale Sessions. I think it does exactly what I need but:
1) I do not want to break the radiusd
2) I do not want to loose my radius logs (who had that IP that day..)
3) I do
the connection is
refused because radiusd thinks that the user is ALREADY online on the
old NAS (not true) and it does not permit the user to get into the
network.
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale Sessions. I think it does exactly what I need but:
1) I do not want
) and it does not permit the user to get into the
network.
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale Sessions. I think it does exactly what I need but:
1) I do not want to break the radiusd
2) I do not want to loose my radius logs (who had that IP that day..)
3
Paolo Di Francesco paolo.difrance...@level7.it wrote:
we searched before asking, but we did not find any reference. If you
have references of previous conversations, please send me the pointers
privately.
Hi,
Hi Alan,
hum... any freeradius script/comand that I could use instead of the
teasing red button with the don't press this button written on it? :)
i'm guessing your system uses SQL (eg MySQL) in the backend for accounting..so
its an sql command you'll be wanting rather than a freeradius
Hi Alan and all
I am writing you to let you know that I solved this problem
Yes, the auth was done with sql (sorry for not being more precise before)
I surfed the tables and delete the NULL field in the right places
(customers not being authenticated)
It worked and I could feeel much more
NAS (not true) and it does not permit the user to get into the
network.
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale Sessions. I think it does exactly what I need but:
1) I do not want to break the radiusd
2) I do not want to loose my radius logs (who had that IP
Hi,
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale Sessions. I think it does exactly what I need but:
1) I do not want to break the radiusd
2) I do not want to loose my radius logs (who had that IP that day..)
3) I do not know if this is the right button
Hi Alan,
hum... any freeradius script/comand that I could use instead of the
teasing red button with the don't press this button written on it? :)
Afterall I only want to flush the sessions older than 1 day
Hi,
So I have this teasing menu option in daloradius which is called
Cleanup Stale
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much like a big red button that says 'dont press' ;-)
Ah, I did that once just to see what would happen. I STRONGLY recommend
against it.
No I really didn't, but it is REALLY tempting some days!
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Hi Gary
I did the same in many other situations, and not always I got the
expected result.
In some circumstances it was working, in others it was like the press
here to collapse the world just with the stickers press me honey on
top of it.
Just wondering if somebody can point me to the right
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 6:17 AM, Paolo Di Francesco
paolo.difrance...@level7.it wrote:
Hi Gary
I did the same in many other situations, and not always I got the
expected result.
In some circumstances it was working, in others it was like the press
here to collapse the world just with the
Thanks for the reply. However, these are Internet customers coming from
DSL or Dial up. I assume the Cisco and portmasters are sending unique
session IDs.
Don't assume. Use debug to see what's happening with accounting packets.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
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Hi,
No one has any ideas or suggestions? If I can solve this issue I will
have a 'perfect' freeradius installation. And FYI I upgraded my server
to a dual core 2BG of RAM and still the same issue resides.
radutmp issueS? what are you using to make sessions unique? perhaps
they are not unique
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To: FreeRadius users mailing list
Subject: Re: Stale Sessions
Hi,
No one has any ideas or suggestions? If I can solve this issue I will
have a 'perfect' freeradius installation. And FYI I upgraded
08, 2008 11:17 AM
To: 'freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org'
Subject: Stale Sessions
I have searched and searched, read the archives, etc. I feel that I may
have a unique problem and just missing a piece of the puzzle.
I have been running freeradius with a mysql database for over a year
now
Shane McKinley wrote:
No one has any ideas or suggestions? If I can solve this issue I will
have a 'perfect' freeradius installation. And FYI I upgraded my server
to a dual core 2BG of RAM and still the same issue resides.
If the radius server doesn't receive the packets, it doesn't matter
on every one of my NASes. They
range from Cisco 7200, Cisco 2600, and Livingston Portmasters. They all
have stale sessions in the mysql database that never recieve a stop
time. I am almost certain there are no network issues because it seems
that start packets are never lost or update packets either
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Subject: Stale Sessions
I have searched and searched, read the archives, etc. I feel that I may
have a unique problem and just missing a piece of the puzzle
I use FR + mysqlI try to clean some stale sessions from NAS's with dynamic ip's.I 'm logged in on the server and use radzap this way:radius1:~# radzapUsage: radzap [options] server[:port] secretSo i try:
radius1:~# radzap -u john localhost:1812 mysecretBut this doesn't seem to be the right way?tnx
Thank you Carlos for your reply,
your post has been most helpful to reinforce my understanding of
freeradius.
According to your reply i am going to assume that the only field that
need to be updated is the AcctStopTime field.
To be honest i dont really understand the logic behind the
Im using the following configuration to handle sessions
# Session database, used for checking Simultaneous-Use. Either the radutmp
# or rlm_sql module can handle this.
# The rlm_sql module is *much* faster
session {
#radutmp
#
# See Simultaneous Use Checking Querie in sql.conf
Stelio Gouveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have noticed that you cant rely on the sql method, even thou there is
a simul_count_query! In my case when i encounter a stale session i set
the AcctStopTime = AcctStartTime + AcctSessionTime. Although this seems
to work most of the time, its not fool
Alan DeKok wrote:
Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a user that somehow failed network connectivity and failed to tell
the server account stop tries to reconnect back it won't let him
because his previous session is stalled. I need a mechanism that will do
a check upon connection if
Kinda depends on what he is connected to. If you get a START record
and a STOP record after the authentication from the device they are
connected to you can check there. If you use sql for accounting,
there will be a record created with a unique session id for the
customer, and it will have
Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how could one know from the database (radacct i suppose) if a user
session i stalled or he's actually online?
The SQL module is supposed to do this by calling checkrad. Have you
listed sql in the session section?
Alan DeKok.
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Alan DeKok wrote:
Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how could one know from the database (radacct i suppose) if a user
session i stalled or he's actually online?
The SQL module is supposed to do this by calling checkrad. Have you
listed sql in the session section?
Alan
Gerry Dalton wrote:
Kinda depends on what he is connected to. If you get a START record and
a STOP record after the authentication from the device they are
connected to you can check there. If you use sql for accounting, there
will be a record created with a unique session id for the
Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sql is listed in the session section, yes.
Then it should clean up stale sessions when the user logs in the
second time, if the first session doesn't exist on the NAS.
IF... checkrad can talk to the NAS.
If not, you have to clean them up by hand
Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a user that somehow failed network connectivity and failed to tell
the server account stop tries to reconnect back it won't let him
because his previous session is stalled. I need a mechanism that will do
a check upon connection if the session is
On 2/17/06, Georgi Alexandrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,I'm running freeradius 1.1.0 + mysql + dialupadmin on a linux 2.6 boxwith a pppoe-server runing on the same machine as nas.It works great ;-)But i have a problem with stalled sessions.I have set simultaneous use :=1.
I have set sql in
Hello,
I'm running freeradius 1.1.0 + mysql + dialupadmin on a linux 2.6 box
with a pppoe-server runing on the same machine as nas.
It works great ;-)
But i have a problem with stalled sessions.
I have set simultaneous use :=1.
I have set sql in the session section in radiusd.conf.
If a user
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