Hello Ferhat -
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Ferhat DILMAN wrote:
> >%_Hi,
>
> I remember we had once discussed the same issue long time ago but could not
> find it in the archive logs.
>
> What I need is when the Leased Line between POP and the location where
> radiator resides is down, users are still on RADONLINE and also there are no
> STOP records arrived into the accounting table so that they still seem to be
> online. This is not a problem if their account is unlimited-time-account.
> However, if they only have xx hours per month, then it is a problem and we
> have to clear-nas.
>
> I can handle this using a SQL statement manually. Is there anyone done this
> automatically? Since the leased line is down, radiator will not receive
> clearnasquery request from the NAS.
>
The NAS never sends a "clearnasquery", unless you count the "Accounting-On"
that some NAS's send when they start up.
> MRTG sending the request to radiator when the line is down? anybody tried?
>
Don't know about this.
> Another idea would be, periodically check the NAS within radiator and when
> it does not receive response, issue a clearnasquery?
>
But is this the correct behaviour? Just because you have lost connectivity
between your Radiator host and your NAS doesn't necessarily mean that you
should clear the SessionDatabase.
I'm also not clear on how this is going to help your users' accounting records
in any case. It seems to me if you don't get a Stop from the NAS, your only
option is to manually send a Stop from something like radpwtst.
Or perhaps I don't understand your problem well enough?
Please get back to me if I haven't understood.
regards
Hugh
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