On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 07:10:32PM +0100, Alfred H. Dahl wrote: > > > >> If a Mikrotik pppoe-server stops, or the accounting-stop-packet from > > >> the pppoe-server does not reach the radius-server, the IP-address is > > >> not freed from the ip_pool, meaning we get "stale" sessions in the > > >> IP-Pool. > > >Now I think about it, there's supposed to be an accounting packet that > >comes in when a NAS is shut down... I just don't recall if rlm_ippool > >processes it or not. ^_^ > > the rlm_ippool processes only the accounting_STOP-packets, (and, of course, > the start-packet as well)
> I am not able to zap the IP from the pool using radzap - but as long as the > rlm_ippool processes accounting_stop-packets, I should be able to use > radclient, as in > "echo "User-Name = username, Password=password" | radclient <radiusip> > <method> <radius-password>" > I am, however, unsure of how to construct this command line in order to send > an accounting_stop-packet. Anyone have any experience here? Isn't that what radzap does for you? -- Paul "TBBle" Hampson, on an alternate email client. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
