Re: Strange behaviour of freeradius...?

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Old 01-16-2007
Polyxronopoulos Adreas
 
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Default Re: Strange behaviour of freeradius...?

Tas Dionisakos wrote:
> Why dont you have the "seession-idel" attribute set, so that when no
> bytes are transfered for a certain period of time the connection is
> terminated?
>
> Tas.
>
>
> Peter Nixon wrote:
>> On Tue 16 Jan 2007 02:22, apolyxrono wrote:
>>
>>> Hi list ,
>>>
>>>
>>> I have set up a wlan using : freeradius-1.1.4
>>> (peap-eap/mschapv2-authentication), AccessPoint-3Com7250 and windows xp
>>> wireless users. My AP has the option for accounting and i have set it
>>> on. I logged the accounting info in the radius database in the radacct
>>> table to be more specific. When a wireless user connected to the wlan i
>>> am executing the following sql query:
>>>
>>> select UserName , NASIPAddress , AcctStartTime , AcctStopTime ,
>>> AcctSessionTime , AcctInputOctets , AcctOutputOctets from radacct ;
>>>
>>>
>>> and the output is :
>>>
>>>
>>> +----------+--------------+---------------------+---------------------+---
>>>
>>> --------------+-----------------+------------------+
>>>
>>> | UserName | NASIPAddress | AcctStartTime | AcctStopTime |
>>>
>>> AcctSessionTime | AcctInputOctets | AcctOutputOctets |
>>> +----------+--------------+---------------------+---------------------+---
>>>
>>> --------------+-----------------+------------------+
>>>
>>> | sony | 10.0.0.10 | 2007-01-15 22:33:12 | 0000-00-00 00:00:00
>>> | 41 | 718 | 164 |
>>>
>>> +----------+--------------+---------------------+---------------------+---
>>>
>>> --------------+-----------------+------------------+
>>>
>>> After
>>> If the user select from his wireless card software to disconnect from
>>> the specific wlan and make the same query to the database i can see
>>> that the AcctStopTime have a specific value and accounting for this
>>> user
>>> has stopped. However if the user does not use his/her wireless
>>> software to disconnect from the wlan and tun-off the wlan switcher
>>> of his/her card the accounting is continued (AcctSessionTime is
>>> counting) on freeradius but the AcctInputOctets and AcctOutputOctets
>>> stop counting. Why is that happening ? How should i know when the user
>>> is connected in the wlan and the user was just turned-off his/her
>>> switch
>>> of wlan ?
>>>

>>
>> If your NAS does not tell radius that the user has disconnected
>> RADIUS will not know....
>>
>>
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Hi Tas, Peter , James and thanks for your reply ,

I noticed that when the wireless user turned-off his wireless card the
AP stores him/her Mac-Address for 10 minutes in a table (station table)
and then dropped the Mac-Address. However freeradius continued to do
accounting for this user over 2 hours. I read about the Idle - Timeout
attribute but i don't know how to set it on. I authenticate my users
from the local file users. Do you think my AP doesn't say nothing to
freeradius after the mac-address drop? There is nothing in the AP
web-configuration which could set it on and solve the problem. If the
problem is the nas there is not a solution ?

Thanks a lot for your time....






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