Session-Timeout = 64
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Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 11:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Try Session
Truong Manh Cuong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've try to use rlm_sqlcounter, it works but I don't see anything happen
after a period of Session-Timeout:
After 64 seconds of Session-Timeout, Radius don't reject that connection.
RADIUS doesn't force connections off-line. Read the FAQ about
Hello, your NAS is the one who responsible to disconnect the user. Try to
check your NAS.
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From: Truong Manh Cuong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 4:17 PM
Subject: RE: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Hi,
I've try to use
FreeRadius 0.9.0, Cisco 3640 as client.
I'am using freeradius for authenticate dialup users.
External perl-script checks user's account on database, calc
$acct_session_timeout variable and output text string with this:
print Session-Timeout = .$acct_session_timeout.\n;
But Cisco don't drop
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Manh Cuong
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Subject: RE: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Hi Andrew
I have the same
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Manh Cuong
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Subject: RE: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Hi Andrew
I have the same
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Manh Cuong
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Subject: RE: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Hi Andrew
I
Hi,I use radtest:radtest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] abcd local 0 testing123Aaa debug:Sending Access-Accept
of id 126 to 127.0.0.1:32842
Session-Timeout:= 6324
Service-Type:= Framed-User
Framed-Protocol:=PPP
..
the same result in
radtest.
Could you please give me some
advise.
Thanks and
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Subject: RE: Session-Timeout and
Cisco
Hi,
I use radtest:
radtest [EMAIL PROTECTED] abcd local 0 testing123
Aaa debug:
Sending Access-Accept of id 126 to 127.0.0.1:32842
Session-Timeout:= 6324
Try Session-Timeout = 1234.
If the debug info from the cisco is correct, then
the data sent to the cisco shouldn't work.
To the best of my knowledge cisco doesn't understand the
:= operator. := is a rlm_sql operator and should not be
sent in a radius response. By the time the data is ready to
Guy Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the best of my knowledge cisco doesn't understand the
:= operator. := is a rlm_sql operator and should not be
sent in a radius response.
It isn't sent in the packet, so it's irrelevant.
By the time the data is ready to send the radius responce the :=
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Subject: Re: Session-Timeout and Cisco
Try Session-Timeout = 1234.
If the debug info from the cisco is correct, then the data sent to the cisco
shouldn't work.
To the best of my knowledge cisco doesn't understand the := operator. :=
is a rlm_sql operator and should
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