Daniel Eyholzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am using freeradius 1.0.0-pre3 with rlm_ippool managing the ip > addresses for a cisco NAS. I have several address pools with 254 IPs > each. When I started the radius 2 days ago, the rlm_ippool_tool > showed me the correct number of active IP addresses, but today I saw > that the output does not match the number of ip addresses that are > active on the cisco. The rlm_ippool_tool shows only about 120 active > addresses and there are about 254 active addresses (the pool is > full) on the cisco. Strangely it all still seems to work, the radius > does not assign the addresses that are active on the cisco, even if > they are not listed in the output of the rlm_ippool_tool.
If I use the rlm_ippool_tool to show the addresses in one of this pools, which have not the correct number of active addresses displayed, I see that the last line of the output is incomplete. There is only the NAS address and port, but no allocated ip address displayed: ... NAS:192.168.128.12 port:0x643 - ipaddr:192.168.158.131 active:1 cli:0 num:1 NAS:192.168.128.12 port:0x3f4 - ipaddr:192.168.158.124 active:1 cli:0 num:1 NAS:192.168.128.12 port:0x4c8 How can I delete this last incomplete line from the db if there is no ip addresse? Also it does not allocate addresses from this pools anymore, even if there are a lot of unused addresses. It still seems to delete the addresses from users that disconnects. What could be the problem with this db files? Before this behavior occurred I used the rlm_ippool_tool with the -n option to add some entries, could that have corrupted my db files? Thanks, Daniel - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
