I've been watching the log records from users sessions, and I noted that every access from the NAS comes from the same NAS-Port. Could it be the reason? If so, is there any way so radutmp registers all of the entries even if the nas port is the same? Gerardo Contreras wrote:
It even happens without using Simultaneous-use. Even if the same user authenticates, radius will delete the previous entry from the radutmp. It only keeps the last logged in user.
By the way, radlast shows the previous users like if there were logged out, but they are indeed still logged in.
I've run tcpdump on the system and the radius server is NOT receiving any STOP accounting package from the NAS.
Gerardo Contreras wrote:
Hi.
I'm having some problems with radutmp.
I'm using an Aruba Mobility Controller which has radauth and radacct configured to this freeradius server. In fact, I've tried with freeradius both on centOS and ubuntu with same results.
When a user logs in, a corresponding entry is added to radutmp, and indeed, nobody can log in with this user account (if I activate Simultaneous-use). But if another users logs in, the entry for the previous user gets deleted from radutmp, and a new one is added for this new user. Then, a user with the account from the first user can log in indeed. In other words, only the last logged in user gets to the radutmp file.
On both boxes, using freeradius 2.1.0.
Any idea?
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