Your check has a negative value:
check_item=-1073741824
Delete that minus. Of course everything counted will be greater than a negative number. It starts working on 5GB because the counter rolls over at 4GB.
Excuse the ignorance again, but where will I do that? Where is it getting that value from? I checked the radcheck table for that user ...
ID UserName Attribute op Value 345 njale Max-Monthly-Traffic := 3221225472
He has it set on 3gb and gets denied, only when Value = 5368709120 does it work.
Counter Rolls Over?
Yes. It's a 32 bit number so it can go up only to 4GB. That is in the FAQ.
Hence Why I Use: reply-name = Mikrotik-Xmit-Limit-Gigawords Also this explains more detail my kind of setup: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9902 I do interim updates, and haven't noticed the issue you are describing. I tested an account that was limited to 7Gb and worked successfully. (All 7Gb Was tranfered in one session) User was not able to reconnect till I upped the limit.
Hm, it should wrap at 4GB but it wraps at 2GB. I think bug 490 relates to this.
This issue only happens on rare occasions and with this particular user, I do not know what could be causing... I think I might test this whole thing manually gig for gig again... Input Anyone?
Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP