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Dale E. Reed Jr. Wrote:
> > I have ran this script numerous times and it does not change any of the
> > ports in any way as they are exactly the same as reported by the NAS ,
as
> > reported in the Servers Table, as reported in the ServerPorts table, and
> > reported as well as in the Calls Table. They all report or coincide
exactly.
>
> First, are you getting accounting packets (type=4)?
Yes, from -x15:
radrecv: Request from host cefd387c (rtr3-beloit) code=4, id=116, length=82
NAS-Identifier = 206.253.56.124
NAS-Port = 2
User-Name = "testuser"
Acct-Status-Type = Start
Class = "IEAS1\00112\0016"
User-Service = Framed-User
Acct-Session-Id = "00000020"
Framed-Protocol = PPP
Sending Accounting Ack of id 116 to cefd387c (rtr3-beloit)
Resp Time: 360 Auth: 13/3 -> 17 Acct: 20/0/0 -> 20
radrecv: Request from host cefd387c (rtr3-beloit) code=4, id=117, length=88
NAS-Identifier = 206.253.56.124
NAS-Port = 2
User-Name = "testuser"
Acct-Status-Type = Alive
Class = "IEAS1\00112\0016"
User-Service = Framed-User
Acct-Session-Id = "00000020"
Framed-Protocol = PPP
Framed-Address = 209.42.65.241
Sending Accounting Ack of id 117 to cefd387c (rtr3-beloit)
Resp Time: 344 Auth: 13/3 -> 17 Acct: 21/0/0 -> 21
> Secondly, do you have
> some kind of trigger or manual calls update enabled? If you don't have
> one of those two, then the calls online (server ports) will not be
> updated.
I have Emerald and MSSQL 7. The manual, (RadiusNT v3, ppg 22 and again on
ppg. 34), states you do not have to have this set on an active database
setup such as Emerald/SQL. But I need to have this set for Concurrency
Control to work no matter what Database?
>
> > From what I gather,Concurrency Control is set on a per NAS basis and not
> > across the complete authentication system. Any help would be greatly
> > appreciated
>
> No. Concurrency control is based on the username, not the server. If
> you look at the RadCheckOnline proc, you'll see its just for the name,
> not the user.
>
Super! That's just what I want. Now just to get it another couple of
questions:
1. We run with metered service and do not allow overage access. Is there a
way to send a message (attribute or whatever) to the user telling them the
reason they can't connect is because they have used all their time?
2. How can users view how much time they have used up? Is there and ASP page
or something similar to allow users to view their on-line time?
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Network Administration Staff
North Central Kansas Community Network
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