Hello Robert -
From memory the MAX's have two sets of radius configuration - one for authentication and one for accounting. You will need to adjust the accounting radius configuration to suit.
Does anyone on the list have the exact configuration information?
regards
Hugh
On Monday, Oct 6, 2003, at 23:07 Australia/Melbourne, Robert Blayzor wrote:
We have recently acquired several Ascent MAX 6000 boxes and are having a
problem with a lot of duplicate RADIUS accounting packets. The problem
seems to be that the MAX's are overly aggressive when sending RADIUS
requests. They seem to send requests every second until the timeout seconds
is reached, which seems a little extreme. When you are doing multi-hop
RADIUS proxy, some accounting requests usually take a second or more.
I'm wondering if there is any way to tweak the MAX's RADIUS behavior like
you can in a Cisco AS5x00 series.
Normally on a Cisco you can specify the RADIUS timeout, which is the value
between retry packets, the number of retries, and then the server deadtime.
I really want to step the MAX's down to about 3 seconds between retries
because of the hops involved. Right now we're seeing 2-3 duplicate
accounting records because the MAX's are sending requests every second until
the requests are ack'd. Seems overly aggressive to me.
If this can be tweaked, where, and what settings should I use? Ideally I'm
looking for 3 seconds between requests with 3-5 retries until it should go
to the next server.
Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
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Calm down -- it's only ones and zeroes.
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