Hello Carlos -
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Carlos Canau wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having problems with SessionDatabase SQL. I've seen Start
> records arriving after the Stop records that leave a NASPORT blocked
> on the table.
> How to do the sanity check ?
>
It sounds like the NAS(s) need the sanity check, not Radiator.
> The NAS are c5300 and the NASPORT can't be trivially used to
> do a snmpget into a variable (I'm using 'radius-server attribute
> nas-port format c', but the others are the same with respect to
> NASPORT on RADONLINE...).
>
In any case, Radiator already does sanity checking by removing stale records
when the next access request arrives for that NAS/NASPORT pair.
If you want to manually remove records from the session database, you can
simply use radpwtst to send the corresponding Stop record to flush the entry.
hth
Hugh
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