Alan DeKok wrote:
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had both proxyradius servers configured to store all accounting in
their own database, so by using radrelay, the databases should be
the same, even if one proxyradius server is down for half an hour.
Why do the databases need to be the same
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do the databases need to be the same on the proxy?
What's a backup database worth if it doesn't contain the same as the
primary?
But you already have two databases, one on each home server. The
design of RADIUS, and radrelay, ensures that both
Alan DeKok wrote:
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do the databases need to be the same on the proxy?
What's a backup database worth if it doesn't contain the same as the
primary?
But you already have two databases, one on each home server. The
design of RADIUS, and radrelay, ensures
Hi,
I have setup a redundant proxyradius and a redundant homeradius.
I'll call the proxyradius servers PA and PB
I'll call the homeradius servers HA and HB
My NAS is configured to auth/acct against PA with fallback to PB
PA is configured to proxy to HA with fallback to HB
PB is configured to proxy
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, when the NAS sends an acct packet to PA, the following happens:
- PA proxies the packet to HA and stores in detail file
- radrelay on PA relays the packet to PB
That last step is the problem. Don't run radrelay on proxies. Run
it only on home
Alan DeKok wrote:
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, when the NAS sends an acct packet to PA, the following happens:
- PA proxies the packet to HA and stores in detail file
- radrelay on PA relays the packet to PB
That last step is the problem. Don't run radrelay on proxies. Run
it only
Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had both proxyradius servers configured to store all accounting in their
own database, so by using radrelay, the databases should be the same, even
if one proxyradius server is down for half an hour.
Why do the databases need to be the same on the
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