How to start a session

[Ernesto Freyre Ramírez]

You  must use radtest command

type radtest at the command prompt and this will give you hints about how to use it
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----- Original Message ----- 
  From: San 
  To: FreeRadius users mailing list 
  Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 8:35 AM
  Subject: How to start a session


  Dear All,

  I have implemented freeradius-1.0.5 in Redhat box. And
  I
  have some questions about it. It have searched the web
  but still can't find a clue or i just missed it :(.
  Also my questions are:

  1. How do we start the session? I have send the
  request to the server and got access_accepted. And as
  I know the session is start after we send the
  accounting_request and get response from the server.
  The problem is how to do that using command prompt? My
  Nas is Suse box (that should be fine right?).

  I use this command to send acct_request
  echo "User-Name= Anna"| radclient 10.1.0.76 acct -x
  testing123
  Is that right? or is there any place I can refer to
  use the radclient command?

  2. Do I need to write external script to run the
  command? Because I want to use the session time out
  but seems still not working.(because I don't know how
  to start the session)

  3. Where should I put the acc_type. Is it in server
  side or nas side?

  I really hope someone can help me (please...)
  Thanks a lot in advance
  Best Regards,
  Santy




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