Load Balancing

[Muhammad Nadeem]

ok, I followed your process. i make a file with User-Name and
NAS-IP-Address attribute. and issue the following command
radclient -c 10 -p 1000 -f radrequest.txt 192.168.0.112 auth testing123
But i only receive 10 "access-accept" packets. So what does it mean?? If
upper command issues 1000 requests 10 times, so their should be 10000
"access-accept" packets?? So please tell me where things are going worse :(


On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 2:37 PM, Olivier Beytrison <olivier at heliosnet.org>wrote:

> On 13.02.2013 09:38, Muhammad Nadeem wrote:
> > I used -c 10000, and omit -p,, result was the same . 10000 users were
> > authenticated in 23 seconds :) . So i think no difference of using -p
> > and -c together ?? M I right??????
> >
> Well yeah -p works only with a file (-f)
>
> so, feed your request multiple time to a file :
> for d in {1..10000} ; do echo -e
> "User-Name=001AAD3F8165\nNAS-IP-Address=10.192.100.4\n" >>
> rad-requests.txt ; done
>
> (there need to be a empty line between request, hence the extra \n at
> the end)
>
> Send the requests, 100 at a time, and repeat 10 times
>
> radclient -c 10 -p 100 -f rad-requests.txt server:port auth secret
>
> Tested it here and works very well
>
> Olivier
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Muhammad Nadeem
Muhammad Ali Jinnah University
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