two DB servers, both DB have to have
the same data. So you have to solve the access concurrency firstly.> Date: Fri,
4 Jan 2008 10:20:44 +0100> Subject: Re: Radius Load-Balancing concept> From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org> > Hi,> >
lo
>But will I get any trouble if both servers write their accounting data
>into the same database?
>
No.
>Do I need to setup radrelay? Is the second radius server able to take over
>if radrelay isn't running?
Yes, it will take over as NAS starts sending packets to it. No need for
radrelay.
Ivan K
Hi,
load-balancing between the radius servers is not necessarily needed. I
think the servers we're going to by will be capable to manage all dialin
accounts.
So the radius servers will be in fail over mode. If the first one is up,
all requests will be handled by it. If it fails, the second one wi
Hey Sebastian,
I think that you are making a rather not too complicated task very
complicated
with your view of the clustered solution.
First you should decide what you want to load balance, the freeradius
servers,
the database servers or both?
I also don't understand the need for some NASes con
Hey Duane,
On Jan 3, 2008 4:31 PM, Duane Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm doing this with no problem.
>
> I have 2 freeradius servers both writing/reading the same dbms
>
In a case where the entire transaction goes through one server it's ok,
but if it gets split up through the two of them,
just query the one left
standing.
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Hi,
we're planing to
Hey Sebastian,
I am unsure what your end goal is but consider the following:
The FreeRADIUS serves will be load balanced by something like LVS,
where you'd have a single IP address shared by both servers,
requests will go through either of them (not both). Or you can go
for the fail-over situatio
Hi Sebastian,
> But the most important thing for me is, if I get any trouble
> if both radius servers will write their accounting records
> into the same database.
I'm not running postgres, but the concepts are the same.
I set up a mysql replication (every dbms is slave of the other one) and
hi,
thanks for your quick answer.
On Thu, January 3, 2008 11:39, liran tal wrote:
> First you should decide what you want to load balance, the freeradius
> servers,
> the database servers or both?
I'd like to load balance both. Or isn't their any need for?
Important is that the database is clust
Hi,
we're planing to reinstall our Radius servers.
Currently we have two servers running, each with an own mysql server for
the accounting records. If server 1 fails server 2 takes over. The
accounting data is exchange with radrelay,
I'm thinking to switch from this fail-over concept to a load-ba
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