Richard,
I've tried getting connect speeds too using:
radius-server host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx non-standard
with no success. Another reader on this list said they had the Ascend
compatibility code working with connect speeds using the above line.
In order to get the IP in the start record, you'll need to do the
following:
aaa accounting update newinfo
This sends an "Alive" record (vs. Start or Stop record) right after they
start their PPP session that includes their IP address. We've set things
up to not send Start records and I only deal with the Alive records.
Radiator is setup to handle the Alive record and will update your online
DB with the new information when it arrives. Make sure you are using at
least 11.3 IOS.
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ComNet Inc.
UNIX Systems Specialist
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On Mar 21, Richard Cameron molded the electrons to say
First, I am new to this list and have been using Radiator since 10
Mar 99. Our site uses a Cisco 5300 as a NAS, with IP address allocated
from a pool on the NAS.
I would like to be able to retrieve the IP address allocated at the
start of a session vice at the stop of the session - the allocated IP
address is not sent at the start. As well, I would like to collect the
NAS receive and transmit speeds for the port. Using TACACS+, the
receive and transmit speeds were sent with the end of session messages.
Any suggestions on how I can configure Radiator or the NAS to do
this?
Rich Cameron
Network Manager RMC
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