Not sure what max access-period would be? If it relates to single
session then use Session-Timeout to fix max length. If it relates to
total time allowed then use sqlcounter (which will set Session-Timeout
dinamically). If you are setting a Session-Timeout that will be the same
for lagre number of
NAS-Identifier is not stored in radacct by default. But you can add it to
or replace NAS-IP-Address with it in radacct table and accounting
queries.
radacct is used for - accounting. You need to put NAS-Identifier check in
radcheck to stop users from connecting from other APs. You can a script
at
Hi,
I will have to consider the NAS-Identifier replacing NAS-IP-Address.
This is not for our use, this is at a customer site. I'm leary about using
a field for something other than its intention (Or adding a field that is
unexpected) due to the possibility of them installing a package
Hi,
Looking to restrict a user to only be able to log in
and re-log in to the initial NAS they first ever logged onto.
(Hotspot) Looking at the radacct file where it looks like
the check-items normally go against, I'm not seeing anything I
can use as an identifier. The nasipaddress is
Tuc at T-B-O-H.NET wrote:
Looking to restrict a user to only be able to log in
and re-log in to the initial NAS they first ever logged onto.
(Hotspot) Looking at the radacct file where it looks like
the check-items normally go against, I'm not seeing anything I
can use as an
Tuc at T-B-O-H.NET wrote:
Looking to restrict a user to only be able to log in
and re-log in to the initial NAS they first ever logged onto.
(Hotspot) Looking at the radacct file where it looks like
the check-items normally go against, I'm not seeing anything I
can use as an
Is anyone doing anything like this already?
They usually use equipment that sends a NAS identifier.
Hi,
Sorry for a second followup, but I just looked over
the radacct file and don't see anywhere that NAS-Identifier would
be stored. Or are you saying that I need to still use
So it looks like its sending it, just not making it into
the radacct files. :-/ So where to start looking for that?
Or, use the Packet-Src-IP-Address attribute.
Thats gonna take a bit of headscratching to figure out
about. :) But thanks for the lead.
Since you don't need
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