> I was trying to dynamically limit the customers speed when they hit their
> download quota. I'm doing this for DSL users connected to a Cisco NAS.
> Aren't the WISPr only for wireless users?
Use avpairs.
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Andrew Paternoster wrote:
> Does anyone have any Example policies that they can share.
The NAS documentation describes how to create such policies. It is
specific to *each* NAS.
> I'm trying to work out how to send attributes to my cisco NAS when the suers
> reach their traffic limit.
See
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On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 6:02 AM, Eric wrote:
> freeradius-1.1.3-1.4 !!
> Is it the reason of problem ?
Yes, reply-name was only implemented in version 1.1.5 or 1.1.6
Upgrade to the latest version.
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freeradius-1.1.3-1.4 !!
Is it the reason of problem ?
> I set reply-name = Session-Octets-Limit in sqlcounter
> but freeradius sends Seesion-Timeout in reply with value equal to the
> deduct of octets used until now from check-name = Max-Input-Octets.
> How should change the session-timeout to
> I set reply-name = Session-Octets-Limit in sqlcounter
> but freeradius sends Seesion-Timeout in reply with value equal to the
> deduct of octets used until now from check-name = Max-Input-Octets.
> How should change the session-timeout to Session-Octets-Limit in
> auth-reply?
That shouldn't
I set reply-name = Session-Octets-Limit in sqlcounter
but freeradius sends Seesion-Timeout in reply with value equal to the
deduct of octets used until now from check-name = Max-Input-Octets.
How should change the session-timeout to Session-Octets-Limit in
auth-reply?
what does Session-Octets
> what does Session-Octets-Limit exactly do?
I have no idea. It's an attribute *you* wanted to use. As a guess, it
limits number of octets for the session.
> How it is related to counters?
You would configure it as a reply-name.
> I thought freeradius sends a value(is defined in
> DEFAULT) to t
what does Session-Octets-Limit exactly do?
How it is related to counters?
I thought freeradius sends a value(is defined in
DEFAULT) to the NAS and NAS limits users traffic
to this value in each session.
> The NAS server is poptop vpn server. It seems that pppd can support
> Session-Octets-Limit.
>
> The NAS server is poptop vpn server. It seems that pppd can support
> Session-Octets-Limit.
> How can freeradius send Session-Octets-Limit instead of Session-Timeout
> in
> auth-reply?
Use (sql)counter.
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On Sat, 2009-07-11 at 12:29 +0430, Eric wrote:
> The NAS server is poptop vpn server. It seems that pppd can support
> Session-Octets-Limit.
> How can freeradius send Session-Octets-Limit instead of
> Session-Timeout in auth-reply?
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 12:23 PM, Eric wrote:
> H
The NAS server is poptop vpn server. It seems that pppd can support
Session-Octets-Limit.
How can freeradius send Session-Octets-Limit instead of Session-Timeout in
auth-reply?
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 12:23 PM, Eric wrote:
> Hi,
> Which is conventional way for checking online users traffic volu
> Which is conventional way for checking online users traffic volume and
> disconnecting who reach to the limit of every user in freeradius:
There are no standard radius attributes for this. Your NAS might have
vendor specific attributes that can be used for data (sql)counters but
many don't.
>
Eric wrote:
> Which is conventional way for checking online users traffic volume and
> disconnecting who reach to the limit of every user in freeradius:
It's hard, and often specific to a particular NAS.
Newer NASes may support disconnect packets. The upcoming 2.1.7 can
send disconnect pack
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