(RADIATOR)

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Deejay -

You will need to send a Session-Timeout reply attribute to the NAS, 
instructing it to disconnect the user after the time has elapsed. YOu will 
also have to verify that the NAS honours the Session-Timeout attribute and 
actually disconnects the user correctly.

To say any more, I will need to see a copy of your configuation file (no 
secrets) together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening.

regards

Hugh


On Sat, 8 Jun 2002 22:52, Hello World wrote:
> Gurus out there,
>
> I'm currently using Radiator 2.19 on a Redhat Linux platform.  I've setup a
> relaying AAA server named "Server A" that accepts 3 types of users namely:
> "user", "user at roaming", and "user at prepaid".  Whenever users connects,
> "Server A" checks if a realm is matched, thus, if "Server A" found a
> username "user at roaming" then it passses the authentication and accounting
> to "Server B" and then "Server B" for verification and logging. On the
> other hand, if "Server A" detects "user at prepaid" then its passed to "Server
> B" and when "Server B" found that the username connecting is "user at prepaid"
> then it passes the authentication and accounting to "Server C".
>
> Now here's the problem ... for example user "abcd at prepaid" connects and
> uses the internet for surfing with a remaining time of 2 hrs on his
> internet card.  Even if he exceeds 2 hours, he is still online - he doesn't
> get disconnected.  However, if he disconnects and tried connecting again
> "Server C" knows that user "abcd at prepaid" doesn't have free time remaining
> to access the net.
>
>
> Additional INFO:
>
> - I'm using Cisco 2511 with asynchronous modem connect to accept dialin
> access. - No problem on authentication since the AAA knows if there's a
> right or wrong username and password.
>
> Question:
>
> - How can I resolve the problem that when a certain user consumes the free
> hours then he/she will automatically be disconnected from RAS ?
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Deejay

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