yes, Session-Timeout is good,but will it work if i'll will add it to the
data base table in moment the user is already logged in? i think no
because attributes are given to user only after authentication, isn't it so?
Maybe someone know how to send, for example, session-timeout=1s to user
It depends what you are trying to do. If you want a constant timeout then you
can add it to the database as a reply attribute. If you need something
dynamic, such as what you described in your other post, then you can use
rlm_exec to calculate and return the timeout at authentication time.
i want such a thing - i have one additional field in radcheck table
which is true/false. So i have one function which starts to work after
user is authenticated for the first time. And if there is special
timeout set for him (i.e. for example 1 hour) then starting from this
moment his username
http://freshmeat.net/projects/radkill/
Regards Troy
Comstech Systems
Ph: 1300 550 664
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Could you explain how to use snmp
connection.. that might be faster and a better option..
But even tho is an option, tnx for your advise.
Armando Leal
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Could you explain how
is there a way to do subj. from the freeradius - i'll use this when some
time is reached.
Edgars
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Could you explain how to use snmp to disconnect a session, I been told you need to
use snmpwalk and do some configs on NAS to autentificate, also a problem is
knowing what is the channel, ofcourse obtaining it by radius to send to the NAS a line
clear.
I had tried to find a snmp scripts to do
There is a RADIUS disconnect mechanism which is not standardised as far as I
know and not too widely supported. In most cases you need to use SNMP or
other techniques to disconnect sessions. The most standardised way of
disconnecting sessions is to use Session-Timeout attribute to tell the NAS
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