> Two types of hotspots zones: Spain and Mexico. Everyone know prizces in > Mexico are cheaper than in Spain. Well, my accounts are valid in both > countries, however the conection time are shorter in Spain than in Mexico. > How can I modify the Session-Timeout attribute depending on NAS?
First, a general question: all those geographically disperse NASes are
connected to *one* central server? Huh.
My proposed solution: add a line to the users file for each NAS saying
DEFAULT NAS-IP-Address == 1.2.3.4
Session-Timeout := Whatever-you-like
(assuming the NAS sends his IP address as attribute. If it doesn't, and is
directly connected, use Client-IP-Address instead).
That way, you can set Session-Timeout on a per-NAS basis.
Greetings,
Stefan Winter
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