On Monday 16 June 2003 6:03 am, Sagar Bikebits wrote: > I want to disconnect user sessions once they ran out of their accepted time > limit. I know FREERadius does not do it by default.
From what I understand, "actively" killing a session isn't something radius does, however a radius server can tell the NAS what the time limit is [session timeout] and the NAS should shut down access at that point. Combined with a "counter" module, you can even set a periodic limit [i.e., one hour per day; 1045 hours per month, etc.] > Are there any special programs which can be used to limit End user's Access > to Internet or Intra net? included with the distribution should be a script called "radzap" which will remove a "rogue" entry from the "active" users file (radutmp); I thought it might also notify the NAS to attempt to discontinue the session, but closer reading of the man page doesn't show this as an option (there might be a "radkill" floating around somewhere...) Either way, however, this would be done by an external program [such as a "cron" job that scans radwho output for sessions that have been "on too long"] -- Yet another Blog: http://osnut.homelinux.net
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