Limit users traffic quota via radius

[liran tal]

Actually if you are working with MySQL or some other SQL database
server maybe you can write your own sql module that accomplishes that.

I would suggest taking a look at Max-All-Session as an example.
What you want to do is create a kind of sql module that will act as a
counter
for the traffic used by the user and perform actions based on that.


Regards,
Liran.

On 9/18/07, inverse <inverse at ngi.it> wrote:
>
> On 9/18/07, Anonymous <anonymous at netpacket.it> wrote:
>
>
> > I'm trying to close the connection of a pre-paid mobile user, after he
> > reached a limited amount of traffic (ie. 100 megabytes), the network
> > device is a Cisco router.
> > I've found may way to rate-limit the traffic bandwidth but not one to do
> > this.
> > Is radius the correct way to achieve this goal? It'all about vsa?
>
> Radius isn't supposed to terminate anything on its own, it just takes
> note of a user session history and validates logins.
> What you should do is to find some way of telling Cisco that a
> particular session is to be disconnected when a certain limit is
> reached. If your Cisco can output real time stats AND can accept
> external disconnection commands, then it might be possible to
> implement what you want.
> But honestly this process should be implemented completely inside the
> Cisco, and then, when a disconnect triggers, your Cisco should tell
> Radius about it. The opposite isn't bound to happen.
>
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