Redback attributes

[Alexandre Chapellon]

Le 22.10.2008 13:08, Alexandre Chapellon a écrit :
> Le 22.10.2008 12:16, Chris a écrit :
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>> Are you certain it didn't tear down the session and immediately
>> rebuild it?  That's what I would expect it to do.
>>     
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> I'm gonna check this
>   
Checked , and unfornately there is no reconnection. The current sessions
keeps up even when the  amount of traffic allowed has been reached. The
nif I manually disconnect and then try to reconnect, the authentication
fails because of quota reached, so the config seems correct to me. What
is not ok is that I do not send the correct attributes to the NAS so
that it can disconnect session upon quota traffic limits.

Anyone has done it yet?

>> You need to somehow use RADIUS accounting to update a database that
>> the RADIUS server will use to Access-Reject further connection
>> attempts.  The Redback isn't going to keep track of anything like that.
>>     
> Of course, the NAS doesn't make any decision about authenticating
>   
>> Sorry, but I don't have anything more for you, though I would be
>> really surprised if nobody had written such a beast already.  If not
>> specifically for the Redback, then another NAS.
>>
>> Take a look at rlm_counter.
>>     
> It works already for Session-Timeout
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>> On Oct 22, 2008, at 3:05 PM, Alexandre Chapellon wrote:
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>>     
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I have redback NASes for bringing up DSL connections.
>>> I would like to make the RedBack boxes  bring connection down for a user
>>> once he has reached his total amount of traffic allowed (UP+DOWN).
>>> Does anyone using redback devices (or not!) knows how to achive this? I
>>> tried sending the Session-Traffic-Limit to the boxes, but it didn't
>>> seemed to change anything!
>>> Does anyone  knows what this attribute is for?
>>>
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