You won't get duplicate primary keys if the primary keys are in place. If
everything else is working correctly, then you might want to increase the
time that NAS waits for a response before retransmitting.
At 02:24 PM 2/24/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Does the AcctSessionID originate from the NAS? We are getting duplicate
>primary keys for the Calls table and was wondering if this could be from
>shutting off the USR Total Control.
>Thanks, Ray
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>At 10:11 AM 2/24/98 -0800, you wrote:
>>Predrag_Janjic@simt.com.mk wrote:
>>>
>>> Does RadiusNT (and RADIUS generally) maintain a kind of session identifier
>>> in alfanumeric form, that could be used to resolve nested
>>> start-start-stop-stop patterns of the same user, in the authentication
log,
>>> in text mode.
>>
>>The RADIUS protocols specifies that each accounting packet should
>>have a AcctSessionID variable that is unique for each session from the
>>NAS. You can use the NASIdentifier and AcctSessionID to track start
>>and stop pairs.
>>
>>> How can I control (enable-dissable) multiple concurrent logins?
>>
>>You have to use RadiusNT with a database (ODBC mode).
>>
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