Hello Alexander,
Monday, April 19, 2004, 1:49:22 PM, you wrote:
AL> Hello Milver,
AL> Monday, April 19, 2004, 1:30:05 PM, you wrote:
>>> I need to create a check attribute depending on how much seconds or
>>> octets user have. Ideal, i would like to equate reply attribute to a
>>> newly created check attribute or to turn reply to check attribute. I
>>> need this to differentiate users by their limits and give them
>>> ip addresses from a different networks, so i can manage their
>>> connections with firewall. I already posted this question here
>>> (subject "different pools for user with and without traffic"), but
>>> have no answers. All i need is that i could write in 'users' file
>>> something like this:
>>>
>>> DEFAULT Check-Traffic-Limit <= 0, Pool-Name := "illegal_pool"
>>>
MSN>> you might want to use groupings with your database. so replies
MSN>> sent depends on the user groups an account belongs to.
MSN>> if an account belongs to subnet1, you could sent them the group attributes
MSN>> such as
MSN>> specific IP for them, traffic limit, framed-mtu, protocol, expiration,
MSN>> compression and more...
AL> Well, it doesn't matter how it will work. Then i need to split
AL> users in two groups - one with some traffic left and another
AL> with zero or negative traffic value and then give them different
AL> addresses from different pools according to the group names. But
AL> how can i do it dinamically? I mean, value of traffic is
AL> calculating when user login, so if he have no octets left, he
AL> must have address from 192.168.222.0/24 network, and if he have
AL> some octets left, he must have address from 192.168.111.0/24
AL> network. So, the main question is - where and what should i write
AL> to make this scheme work?
Nobody knows, how to do that? Is it possible at all to assign
value to check attribute? Maybe rlm_perl (which i never
used and have not found any docs)?
Please, help me or say it is not possible.
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Best regards,
Alexander mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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