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This is true only is its default configuration. If you look for the
following setting in the sproxy.conf
# SETTING NAME : RadiusNASPort
# MANDATORY : no
# DEFAULT VALUE : none
# VALID VALUES : An integer between 0 and 2^32 - 1 (inclusive)
#
# Some RADIUS servers require a "NAS-Port" attribute to be included in the
# "Access-Request" or "Accounting-Request" packets. Uncomment this line and
# set the attribute to the appropriate value if required.
#
# If the value is set to zero, then the "NAS-Port" is set to the PID of the
# user's sproxy process.
#
Set it to: "RadiusNASPort 0" and port numbers then become unique and you can
hard limit slipstream logins to 1 per username.
P.S. This works well however, because slipstream doesn't support Interim
Packets, you will probably see more ghost problems. I am currently running a
beta (built special for us) that does support Watchdog packets and I'm told
it will be made part of the next official update for Slipstream's sproxy.
Brad Johnson
Systems Administrator
Local Link Network Operations
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Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 11:06 AM
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Subject: [VOPRadius] Slipstream one last time
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At this point there is no way to prevent this. Slipstream returns a -1
for port usage and thus there is no way to see how many sessions are
being used. I read on one list (maybe this one) that Slipstream is going
to fix this on their next release.
Paul Moore
Kris McElroy wrote:
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>I have everything setup and working with Slipstream, except one little
>factor that I can't figure out. How can I limit simultaneous use on a
>Slipstream account? This is a separate account than the user uses to dial
>in with.
>
>I have the following in my Rodopi Profile:
>
>Service-Type Framed-User
>Framed-Protocol PPP
>Port-Limit 1
>Filter-Id nobrowse.out
>Slipstream-Auth true
>
>
>The user can get on with slipstream on one connection, if I use my laptop
>and start another instance of slipstream it will allow both users on at the
>same time with the same username and password, it will not enforce the
>Port-Limit rule? This is the only thing that i have left to workout and
>slipstream seems to think that it is a RADIUS issue.
>
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>Kris
>
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