Sebastian Ganschow <mailto:[email protected]> wrote on
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 12:49:
>> Hmm, it's been a while since I dealt with that sort of stuff, and
>> there is an AVP (cisco-avpair = "ip:pool-timeout=<minutes>") you can
>> (and should) send along with the pool definition. I fear the default
>> is "no timeout", and I'm not aware how to manually clear this. Maybe
>> you can try "no ip local pool <name>" to purge it..
>>
>> oli
>
> You can purge the pool with no ip local pool <name>, but the infos I
> found on CCO are saying, that the information from the radius server
> is only retrieved during a reload.
hmm, where is this documented? If I recall correctly, the router tries
to fetch the pool from Radius when a user logs in whose authorization
information reference this pool and the pool is not yet defined (or has
expired when you sent "ip:pool-timeout" along with the pool)
oli
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