Hi,

On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Félix Enrique Llorente Pastora wrote:

Another issue,

If radiator process always sends the same source port when forwarding messages 
to the AAA server, I understand the only field to match queries and answers is 
packet-id. But this filed has 8 bits (only 256 values). What exactly would it 
happen if radiator has more that 256 pending request from AAA server? Does it 
creates any misbehaviour?

yes that is a very real possibility that effictively limits your request/time 
rate to 256 / time_for_backend_to_answer_a_request.
So if your backend is a far away you have to account for network delay which 
further reduces your requests/s.

See section 5.30.20 in the manul on UseExtendedIds on how to fix this for most 
modern radius servers that support the Proxy-State Attribute.

Greetings
Christian


Thanks and regards


On 06/22/2011 12:04 PM, Félix Enrique Llorente Pastora wrote:
Hi,

     We are running radiator in two linux boxes with a software round
robin load balancer in front of it.

    When we do proxy from Access and Acct message looks like we are
loosing messages.

    Looking at the code looks like you have a hashmap wich store info
about where to response the proxy messages.

   Is there a way to have this table shared between the two radiator
instances (we have try with the mysql SessionDatabase but it doesn't work)

BR

Quique.
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