(RADIATOR) Connection problem of large value pack a/c with AS5300

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello -

Yes this is a known problem due to limitations in the Cisco with the 
value of the Session-Timeout attribute.

You will need to make sure you return a smaller value for the 
Session-Timeout attribute even if the time remaining is greater.

This topic has been discussed previously on the mailing list.

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regards

Hugh


On 26/11/2003, at 10:29 PM, G. S. Rakhra wrote:

> Dear All,
> I am using Radiator-2.18.4. And using Portmaster, Cisco2511 and Cisco 
> AS5300 for dialup users.We are having strange problem with AS5300 RAS. 
> Few users are not able to connect thru AS5300 RAS. After spending so 
> much time in troubleshooting I have reached on this conclusion. If the 
> remaining hours in the account are more than 596 Hours then they can 
> not connect thru the AS5300 RAS. When trying to connect through 
> AS5300, it continues to ask for the password. If we try connecting 
> with black terminal dialup screen then till username and password it 
> is okay. After specifying the password, it shows the Framed IP address 
> also but when we press the continue button it disconnects and shows 
> following error:
>  
> Error:645
> Dial-Up Networking could not complete the connection to the server.
> Check your configuration and try the connection again.
>  
> But these large value pack a/cs connect with our analog hunting number 
> without any problem.
>  
> I am attaching Trace 4 debug of the radius log file and debug file of 
> AS5300 RAS. The tested account Username is 531548 at fewanet.com.np.
>  
> Thanks in Advance 
> G. S. Rakhra
> <radiuslog-as5300.log><5300log.log>

NB: have you included a copy of your configuration file (no secrets),
together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening?

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