Copying accounting packets

2005-02-17 Thread Terry J Fike Jr
Hello All, I'm looking for information on what others have done in similar situations. What i have to do is copy the accounting packets from one particular NAS device to another radius server. I know i can use radrelay for this if i copy all the accounting packets from that NAS device into

Re: Copying accounting packets

2005-02-17 Thread Thor Spruyt
Terry J Fike Jr wrote: Hello All, I'm looking for information on what others have done in similar situations. What i have to do is copy the accounting packets from one particular NAS device to another radius server. I know i can use radrelay for this if i copy all the accounting packets from

Re: Copying accounting packets

2005-02-17 Thread Terry J Fike Jr
Never let more than 1 radrelay process the same logfile! For each radrelay, you should configure a seperate rlm_detail instance, which logs the needed packets to a different logfile which radrelay can read from. So for your situation, you need 3 rlm_detail instances: - 1 to log all

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-17 Thread Alan DeKok
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok. I can use radrelay. But. I do not understand the reason why the replicate-to-realm is being removed from server. It made the server more complicated and prone to failure. There are two operators now wich we have roaming agreements with. But

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-16 Thread Alexander Serkin
Ok. I can use radrelay. But. I do not understand the reason why the replicate-to-realm is being removed from server. There are two operators now wich we have roaming agreements with. But what will we do if their amount grows to 10, 20? We'll have to start up to 20 instances of radrelay. And

copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Alexander Serkin
Is it possible to keep accounting for several realms locally along with sending it to third party AAA server? I.e. i need to write accounting for customers visiting us from another network, but also send it to their home AAA server. -- SY, Alexander Serkin, Moscow Cellular Communications ph.

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Alexander Serkin
Replicate-To-Realm seem to do what i want. Copying accounting matching the check item in acct_users to the realm specified while storing this accounting locally. Am i right? Alexander Serkin wrote: Is it possible to keep accounting for several realms locally along with sending it to third party

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Robert Haskins
I thought radrelay was the way to replicate accounting to other servers. Alexander Serkin wrote: Replicate-To-Realm seem to do what i want. Copying accounting matching the check item in acct_users to the realm specified while storing this accounting locally. Am i right? Alexander Serkin wrote

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Alan DeKok
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Replicate-To-Realm seem to do what i want. Copying accounting matching the check item in acct_users to the realm specified while storing this accounting locally. Am i right? That attribute is not supported. Use radrelay. Alan DeKok. - List

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Alexander Serkin
-To-Realm seem to do what i want. Copying accounting matching the check item in acct_users to the realm specified while storing this accounting locally. Am i right? That attribute is not supported. Use radrelay. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Alan DeKok
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: radrelay seem to do more than i need. So? Replicate-To-Realm won't work. If it does, you're using an older version of the server, and that feature will STOP working when you upgrade. Don't use Replicate-To-Realm. Actually the task is to copy

Re: copying accounting

2004-06-15 Thread Guy Fraser
This is the default behavior as far as I know. User logs in to NAS with [EMAIL PROTECTED] NAS sends accounting record to your radius server. Your radius server performs its configured accounting steps and proxies the accounting to the some-realm radius accounting server. The some-realm radius