Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone has an opinion of the right meaning for input
vs. output with respect to acct-in/output-octets/packets?
In RFC 2866, it says:
Acct-Input-Octets = This attribute indicates how many octets have
been received from the port over the course of this service being
provided.
In the manual of a popular commercial access controller, it says:
Acct-Input-Octets = Number of octets/bytes received by the customer.
Which is a rather "outward" way of looking at the "port" referred to
in RFC. I have also seen it defined in the reverse way. To be
standard with commercial gear, I have taken the above definition as
being the 'right way' ... other opinions?
David
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