Or does it drop it altogether causing the nas to resend the packet?
Sorry, I noticed you answered this question just after I sent this post:
For others this missed it and for the archive:
>> Are you sure? My understanding is that radius replys but finds that >> it doesn't have a DB connection handle and drops insert. > > The server shouldn't reply if there's a problem storing the > accounting data. > >> If your right then much of my concerns are not valid. If radius >> didnt' reply then packets dropped due to lack of DB time would be >> retransmitted. > > In theory, yes. In practice, you don't want accounting packets to > be lost, say if your NAS goes down.
> It would be better to *always* log the accounting packets > *somewhere*.
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