Hello Hugh,
I want to address a situation where the NAS has crashed when a number of users have
been logged on to the nas.
The NAS will at boot up time issue an acct-on to the RADIUS server (directly or via
RADIUS roaming).
Will the Radiator then close each open accounting issues (i.e. only the acct-start
packet has been received and the acct-stop is missing)
for the users still on this NAS ?!?
This holds also true in a situation where the NAS is rebooted / reloaded in a
controlled maner were the NAS will issue a
acct-stop before leaves this planet.
Best regards
Anders
Hugh Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello Anders -
>
> >
> >While browsing the manuals and the mailing list archive it
> seems like Radiator
> >supports
> >the RFC 2866 function where NAS's can send a accounting-on
> / accounting-off.
> >
> >Does that also apply in a roaming scenario - where Radiator
> receives the
> >-on/-off request from another RADIUS server?!?
> >
> >Please confirm!
>
>
> Yes, Radiator will recognise accounting-on and
> accounting-off for any
> Client that is configured, whether it is a NAS or a Proxy.
>
> What do you want to have happen?
>
> regards
>
> Hugh
>
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