On Jun 9, 2015, at 4:45 PM, Jose Luis Espinoza <info@ispcube.com> wrote:
Using Mikrotik as NAS. My main goal is to get users disconnected after some condition during acct update process.
That's not what you said in your first message.
In radcheck table I have
ZmeG0 Access-Period := 120
With the sqlcounter module, that will send Session-Timeout of 120. Which is very, very, low. The NAS is free to ignore such a low value. It should be 5 minutes or more. And, the Session-Timeout will be sent during the initial Access-Request. It will have NO EFFECT on later Accounting-Request packets.
then in NAS I setup acct interim period in 1 minute.
That is probably too often. But if you want a high-load server, that's up to you.
Then when NAS is doing Acct Update
Which doesn't send a Session-Timeout attribute back. What happens during an Access-Request packet?
I need to mention that I have modified accounting_update_query and accounting_stop_query
Uh... if you're going to use non-standard schema && queries, the standard sqlcounter module is likely to not work. If you want to send a CoA packet when the server receives an Accounting-Request packet, see raddb/sites-available/originate-coa. This is extensively documented. Alan DeKok.