How to use time period

Seferovic Edvin edvin.seferovic at kolp.at
Tue May 16 19:27:20 CEST 2006


It is not about your NAS.. FreeRADIUS manages this. Every Access-Request has
a timestamp. If the Access-Request comes at 7.50 AM, FreeRadius will compare
the time with the "Login-Time" attribute ( if set ) and then reject the
request. If the access-request comes at 8.50 AM.. the user will be able to
log in. FreeRadius will also send ( AFAIK ) the Session-Time attribute as
reply. This attribute contains the allowed duration for the session. If your
NAS supports this attribute, the user will be authorized and then - kicked
off of the system at 12.00 AM. 

 

I hope this was clear enough. Please read the NAS documentation first.. the
mailing list members must not be familiar with your NAS !

 

Regards,

 

Edvin

 

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Subject: RE: How to use time period 

 


 

Hi   

 

 Ok, but my NAS does not manage radiusLoginTime.  

 Is there another solution for that? Example: to recover the hour system and
to compare it with the Ldap attributes (new check-items)?    

 

Regards


 

Seferovic Edvin <edvin.seferovic at kolp.at> a écrit :

Hi !

 

YUP !! It does ! radiusLoginTime is the attribute in LDAP that u r looking
for. Simply set it to Al0800-1200 and you'll have ur time period. Depending
on your NAS the user will be kicked off at 12 AM.

 

Regards,

 

Edvin

 



Ludovic Cailleau

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