Hello David -
On Thu, 02 Sep 1999, David Lloyd wrote:
> Hello, I'm considering using the Session-Limit feature to limit
> simultanious usage, with an external MySQL seesion-database and
> user-database to allow me to run two Radiator servers (one primary, one
> backup).
>
> We have 4 different NAS types, and I would like to set them each up to
> 'talk' to Radiator to keep the database current.
>
> I was wondering, have other people run a setup like this? Has anyone had
> any problems with the reliability of the Session-Limit (letting people on
> when they shouldn't, or blocking access unneccissarily)? Has anyone had
> success with multiple NAS types?
>
Many Radiator customers are using this feature successfully. You will need to
configure the following:
# Configure SessionDatabase
DBSource ...
DBUsername ...
DBAuth ...
...
# Add NasType to Clients
NasType ...
...
And then you will have to configure whatever is required for the NasType
checking ie. SNMP communities, etc.
You may also be interested in the radacct.cgi and radwho.cgi scripts that will
query the SQL database and display the results in a web browser.
hth
Hugh
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