Re: (RADIATOR) Auto-logoff at specific time i.e 18:00

On Sun, Aug 29, 1999 at 03:34:48PM +1000, Gary wrote: I think what Michael is asking is whether there is an easy way to calculate Session-Time according to the time of day. eg: normal max session is 3 hours (10800) but this user is restricted to to having their connection complete by say

Re: (RADIATOR) Duplicate accounting packets

Hi John - On Sun, 29 Aug 1999, John Coy wrote: I seem to be getting an extremely large number of duplicate inserts in my accounting SQL database for users which are authenticated in a Realm clause which is passed to a remove proxy radius server. It's not happening for sessions

(RADIATOR) Acct packet loss

Hi all What can be the way to reduce the number of accounting packet loss as I am having a significant accounting packet loss Rajesh Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at

Re: (RADIATOR) New USR radius attributes

Thanks for that Lon, We have added these to dictionary.usr for the next release: VENDORATTR 429 Tunnel-Supports-Tags39049 integer VENDORATTR 429 VTS-Session-Key 38998 string VENDORATTR 429 Call-Arrived-time 39000 integer VENDORATTR 429

Re: (RADIATOR) Auto-logoff at specific time i.e 18:00

On Aug 29, 5:46pm, tom minchin wrote: Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Auto-logoff at specific time i.e 18:00 On Sun, Aug 29, 1999 at 03:34:48PM +1000, Gary wrote: I think what Michael is asking is whether there is an easy way to calculate Session-Time according to the time of day. eg: normal

(RADIATOR) Setup for Cisco 2511

Hi Folks, I have 'aquired' a Cisco 2511 to play with but I am having some trouble getting it to authenticate and connect successfully. Would anyone out there like to donate a Cisco config file and Radiator check/reply items to an overworked underpaid techo. ;) TIA. Brian Morris === Archive

Re: (RADIATOR) feature request: allow include directive anywhere

Hello John - On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, John Coy wrote: I'm looking at the docs for 2.13 and 2.14.1 side by side and they don't look different -- 2.13 implies you can use the "include" directive anywhere, but you cannot use it inside of an AuthBy clause (I get an error -- keyword "include" not

(RADIATOR) Terminate Cause

Hi, Does anyone know if you specify the extra details on the Termnination Cause. I.E. Port_Error (Reason) This is what we currently log but the Termination Cause is very poor in it's description. This may not really be a radiator problem but perhaps more of a dictionary inclusion or reference