RE: Traffic limits

2005-05-17 Thread Miles Mawyer 
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Subject: Traffic limits

Hello!
   I have a very simple question. Maybe there's an answer for it in
   the archive, but there are no search function in archive =(
   Few years ago I've used an IC-Radius with octets-patch. Is there
   any way to limit traffic to user? Some kind of Total-Octets-Limit
   and Octets-Direction reply items. I haven't found any of that in
   dictionaries and anywhere else in distro =(
   Hope for short answer.

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Re: Traffic limits

2005-05-17 Thread Guy Fraser 
On Tue, 2005-17-05 at 15:52 +0300, Varlaam Sobakkin wrote:
> Hello!
>I have a very simple question. Maybe there's an answer for it in
>the archive, but there are no search function in archive =(
>Few years ago I've used an IC-Radius with octets-patch. Is there
>any way to limit traffic to user? Some kind of Total-Octets-Limit
>and Octets-Direction reply items. I haven't found any of that in
>dictionaries and anywhere else in distro =(
>Hope for short answer.
Not really.

It is a decision of the NAS or the end user to end a session.

If your NAS supports an attribute that allows the radius server to 
send an octet limit, then it is possible to use rlm_counter to 
sum up the current usage and send the remaining amount.

Read the docs on your NAS and for the rlm_counter module.



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