(RADIATOR) Reject second online requset (non-DB version)

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Quintin -

I am afraid I do not understand what you are trying to do.

You can configure a Handler to recognise any type of packet and run 
an AuthBy clause(s) in consequence. However, this will only happen 
for access and accounting requests received by Radiator from a NAS 
(or the radpwtst program).

You say below you are trying to send a Disconnect-Request. Note that 
a Disconnect-Request is just what it says - a request send by a 
client. For this to work, you must set up your NAS to deal with a 
Disconnect-Request (ie. as a radius server - it is a special 
configuration that you will need to ask your NAS vendor how to 
configure).

You can use radpwtst to send a Disconnect-Request directly to the 
NAS, without involving Radiator at all. If you want to send the 
Disconnect-Request through Radiator, you will need to configure an 
AuthBy PROXY clause to forward the request through Radiator to the 
NAS.

hth

Hugh


At 22:24 +0800 01/9/3, Quintin Lam wrote:
>?Hi Hugh,
>
>I know that we can use SessionDatabse SQL to limit "Single Login".  However,
>is there any way that I could use <AuthBy External>?
>
>I like to call an external program depends on which kind of access-type
>(%T).
>
>Any way to determine the access request (Start/Stop)? Not Acct-Status-Type
>attribute?
>
>I try to use radpwtst -user username -code Disconnect-Request, but it never
>send the userID to my external program. Moreover, will NAS send the
>"Disconnect-Request" to the Radiator? I try connect via Cisco5300, everytime
>NAS will send only an "Access-Request" when I disconnect the connection.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Quintin
>
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