Hello Brian -
Radiator will normally send an Accounting-Response for every
Accounting-Request received from the NAS. You can check pretty easily
by looking at a trace 4 debug from Radiator and verifying the
requests received and the replies sent.
regards
Hugh
At 10:31 +1000 01/9/5, Brian Morris wrote:
>We have configured our sql servers accounting table to reject duplicate
>accounting records by setting the username+acctsessionid+sessiontime to be
>the primary key (no duplicates permitted)
>
>When the NAS sends a duplicate accounting record, sql/radiator spits out an
>error and does not write the packet to the SQL database (this part is good).
>
>My questions is - what does radiator then do with the Accounting Reply to
>the NAS - does it send back an acknowledgement or does it do nothing
>therefore making the NAS send the Acct packet again, and again, and
>again(that would be bad)
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Brian Morris
>
>PS: Does anyone have a better way to prevent duplicate accounting records?
>
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