Hello Michael -
The Acct-Session-Id is just a number, and will wrap around even on a
single NAS you can't rely on it to be unique.
Radiator has no trouble with any number of identical NAS's.
hth
Hugh
At 20:44 +1000 01/4/3, Michael Bellears wrote:
>Hi, Im currently using Cistron Radius (with MySQL) to auth dial-in users
>from a PM3. Our original PM3 was getting close to maximum, so we purchased
>another. During testing I noticed the new PM3 is attempting to use the same
>Acct-Session-Id that had been previously used by the original PM3, the
>INSERT to the DBase fails due to a non-unique Acct-Session-Id.
>
>Does Radiator accomodate for this type of scenario -> Multiple Identical
>NAS's authing via a single Radius Server ?
>
>Regards,
>Michael
>
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