Re: proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-10 Thread Alan DeKok
Pshem Kowalczyk wrote: Are the packets read from detail file send sequentially, waiting for each individual response before sending next packet, or are the packets send in groups, and then potentially the re-try occurs for those that didn't receive the reply? Yes. Studying the packet

Re: proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-09 Thread Pshem Kowalczyk
Hi, {cut} There are some notes in the copy-acct-to-home-server example that talk about automatic throttling of the reads depending on the backend. This is what led me to question latency.  It might be a latency issue. Is there any way to speed up the reading and shipping of acct records

Re: proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-06 Thread TR Missner
Sorry I wasn't more clear.I am not using 1.x but most of the documentation refers to how things were done in 1.x and because of this means nothing to me. I am not using syslog. Accounting packets are being written to disk using the detail function. Then I am shipping them off to the other radius

Re: proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-06 Thread Alan DeKok
TR Missner wrote: Accounting packets are being written to disk using the detail function. Then I am shipping them off to the other radius by setting the listen object on the detail file. That should be fine. Even with load_factor set to 100 the speed at which the detail is read is very

proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-05 Thread TR Missner
Hello, I am a new user of freeradius ( no experience with the 1.x version at all ). I am in the process of setting up radius for accounting of voip records. Due to the nature of my system blocking must be avoided at all costs. With this in mind I have configure FR to write accounting records

Re: proxy acct records best practices

2009-03-05 Thread Alan DeKok
TR Missner wrote: I am a new user of freeradius ( no experience with the 1.x version at all ). Don't use 1.x. Use the latest version. I am in the process of setting up radius for accounting of voip records. Due to the nature of my system blocking must be avoided at all costs. With this in