Yes Radiator can send a Disconnect-Request, but only via proxy. Note that the NAS acts as a radius *server* for the purposes of processing a Disconnect-Request. You can use radpwtst to generate a Disconnect-Request and either send it directly to the NAS, or proxy it through Radiator (using an AuthBy RADIUS clause).
And as far as I know there is no way to change the session timeout on an existing session on a NAS.
regards
Hugh
On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 11:30 AM, Jaime Elizaga Jr. wrote:
Hi All,
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Is it possible for Radiator to send a disconnect request to a NAS?� Also, we are currently implementing session timeouts on our users. Is is possible for Radiator so send something tto the NAS that would either decrease or increase the 'session timeout' counter on the NAS itself?
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Thanks for your replies..
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Jaime
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From: Le Anh Tuan
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Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 11:34 AM
Subject: (RADIATOR) Blank error message
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Hi all,
I configured a roaming system between our HQ and Branch office in seperate location using Radiator and <AuthBy Radius>. But I can not get a reason message each time a authentication reject occur, AuthBy Radius only returns message like 'INFO: Access rejected for user: Proxied' or 'INFO: Access rejected for user:'. Can you help me how to configure Radiator to get a reason message, I need it to put into my <AuthLog SQL> to help my administration work.
Thank you very much.
Le Anh Tuan
R&D Department
Netnam Corporation
Institute of Information Technology
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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