9 May
2013
9 May
'13
9:46 a.m.
Chris wrote:
When NTRadping Test Utility is used, acctstarttime and acctstoptime is set correctly, but acctsessiontime is always zero in mySQL.
Because ntradping doesn't send it.
I've found a detail-log from a portmaster [1]. I didn't know, that the NAS has to send the Acct-Session-Time with the stop-request (Newbie!). When I set Acct-Session-Time in NTRadping Test Utility it's working as expected.
Exactly.
Is it true, that Acct-Session-Time has to be set by NAS or is it possible to calculate it by the difference between acctstarttime and acctstoptime (and write it to mySQL)?
It's possible. It requires a custom SQL query. Alan DeKok.