(RADIATOR) Problems with Bay 8000 RAC

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Sergio -

I have no direct experience with Bay hardware, but it sounds like 
either a software version or a software configuration issue on the 
NAS itself.

You can see what attributes the NAS is sending by turning hexidecimal 
packet dumps on in Radiator with a trace 5 debug.

regards

Hugh


At 18:51 -0500 01/7/6, Sergio Gonzalez wrote:
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>Hi there.
>
>
>I got some problems trying to make a bay 8000 RAC to receive and 
>send the appropriate data from/to the radius radiator server. First 
>problem, when a ppp session starts for a particular user in radiator 
>(that has a static IP address, sent via Frame-IP-Address), the bay 
>8000 RAC doesn't care about it, and just puts an IP address from its 
>own dynamic pool. I got the same radiator listening and serving to 
>other 2 RASes without problems when using that specific user. The 
>other problem I've is when the session stops, the bay 8000 RAC 
>doesn't send the speed used by the user ( the receive speed used by 
>the user). Instead of that info, the bay RAC doesn't send anything 
>(I got just nulls).
>
>
>Somebody has an example of the particular attributes I've to use in 
>order to make the Bay 8000 RAC to take care about the
>Framed-IP-Address and send back to radiator - in accounting stop 
>packets - the speed used?.
>
>
>
>PD: Sombody here in this list has a good example of a config.annex 
>file?. If someone, please send me a copy to my email address. I 
>really appreciate if someone can give a hand with that file.
>
>
>Thanks.
>
>Sergio Alejandro Gonzalez
>Director Operativo
>SkyNet de Colombia.
>Bogota, Colombia, South America.
>57 (+1) 6 422 020
>57 (+3) 7 285 094
>
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