Droping clients from radius (they are connected into radius but they are not connected in their houses)

[Nataniel Klug]

Hoercher,

Thank you so much for your time. I really think that it is a problem 
over my pppoe-server but it is something I cant change (its enbeded into 
a system box). The configuration to radius autentication are very limited.

To solve the problem I made a script into my linux box that get info 
using net-snmp about the pppoe-users connected to the remote server. 
With this info I use "radwho" to tell me witch users are into radius 
database as "online" so with this two information I can make a script to 
diferentiate the files and tell me wich user is still logged in (in 
freeradius) that is not anymore online into pppoe-server. So I use 
radzap to drop the connection and allow the same login to get online 
again (I use simultaneous use = 1).

This is not the best option, but it is working for now... ;)

Att,

Nataniel Klug .'.
> Hi,
>
> ok, sorry about that bit of levity. I meant "missing in action" in
> respect of your not connected users. As I said, freeradius doesn't
> keep some state of "connected users", if they really aren't serviced
> anymore due to whatever circumstances, it doesn't know so unless told
> by something (looks like the mentioned PPPoE server here).
>
> As you didn't provide much detail I'm left to guessing around. So I
> talked about the accounting function of freeradius as something which
> might be seen as coming near to having a state by recording
> information it *gets*.
>
> So, if you cannot find suitable inforamtion in the documentation,
> please consider asking more specifically and provide as much
> information about your problem as possible.
>
> best regards
> K. Hoercher
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