Hello Ruud -
You are correct.
The 'FailureBackoffTime' parameter will be used for both SQL and RADIUS.
It is not possible to use a different 'FailureBackoffTime' for each host.
regards
Hugh
On Monday, Mar 17, 2003, at 23:40 Australia/Melbourne, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
According to the manual, an <AuthBy SQLRADIUS> inherits from <AuthBy RADIUS>
and <AuthBy SQL>. Both have a 'FailureBackoffTime' parameter. If I use this
parameter within a SQLRADIUS clause, which FailureBackoffTime will be set?
It doesn't seem possible to have different 'FailureBackoffTime's for each
RADIUS host when using the SQLRADIUS clause, am I right?
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