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Hi ccomley,<br />
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yes i read a little bit more about this issue and it seems there are some extensions (rfc2869) to the RADIUS protocol that may allow all this controls. <br />
<br />
Anyway you got the points...<br />
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Thank you, bye ...
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Hi ccomley,

yes i read a little bit more about this issue and it seems there are some extensions (rfc2869) to the RADIUS protocol that may allow all this controls.

Anyway you got the points...

Thank you, bye ...

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Hi,<br />
with freeradius i can authentify, authorify and do accounting. All fine. Regarding accounting i cannot figure out to do some accounting dynamically: If the user prepaid some time-limit connection how can i drop the users connection from the server where freeradius lives to the radius client.<br />
<br />
And must comply the radius client any &quot;special&quot; protocol to be able to drop the user session by request from the radius server ?<br />
<br />
Many thanks in advance, peter.<br />

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Hi,
with freeradius i can authentify, authorify and do accounting. All fine. Regarding accounting i cannot figure out to do some accounting dynamically: If the user prepaid some time-limit connection how can i drop the users connection from the server where freeradius lives to the radius client.

And must comply the radius client any "special" protocol to be able to drop the user session by request from the radius server ?

Many thanks in advance, peter.


FreeRADIUS: Drop a session ?

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