Hello, What is the best way to go about adding additional bandwidth to a user in freeradius? Scenario: I have mikrotik hotspots using mac auth and in freeradius I have a realm setup with a bandwidth limit of 400mb, when some users perform a certain action I want to increase the bandwidth for said users by 200mb for example.
Don't think you would be able to do this with FreeRADIUS after authentication the job is dependent on your NAS so FreeRADIUS wouldn't know what action is supposed to trigger the bandwidth increase. Except you deauthenticate the user when action is performed and reauthenticate with new bandwidth attributes...don't know if a CoA would do this, but then again FreeRADIUS would need to know what action triggers it. Uchenna Nebedum On Sun, Oct 21, 2018, 20:30 <me@erikthiart.com> wrote:
Hello,
What is the best way to go about adding additional bandwidth to a user in freeradius?
Scenario:
I have mikrotik hotspots using mac auth and in freeradius I have a realm setup with a bandwidth limit of 400mb, when some users perform a certain action I want to increase the bandwidth for said users by 200mb for example.
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On Oct 21, 2018, at 3:29 PM, <me@erikthiart.com> <me@erikthiart.com> wrote:
What is the best way to go about adding additional bandwidth to a user in freeradius?
Scenario:
I have mikrotik hotspots using mac auth and in freeradius I have a realm setup with a bandwidth limit of 400mb, when some users perform a certain action I want to increase the bandwidth for said users by 200mb for example.
Send a CoA packet to change the users bandwidth. The Mikrotik documentation should say what it needs. Alan DeKok.
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