Hi,
Using PPPoE and Radius, can I change/update a queue without disconnect the PPPoE Tunnel ? something like remove it and re-read the queue attributes, or all radius replies packets.
I know that is possible to write some scripts to remove queues, but my biggest problem is:
RouterOS will read radius reply again ?
Regards,
HRober
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
What's the radius type? Freeradius? If yes, freeradius don't support COA (Change of Authorization). You need COA for this function.
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
Hi,
I can't answer to your question, but I'm interesting why do you like to do this. I use freeradius + mt for pppoe, and if any changes (for example anybody forget to paid), I send a "kill" signal to the mt from radius server. So what is the problem with log out and re-log in? I use session timeout with 24 hours, which is do it too.
gyoztes
I can't answer to your question, but I'm interesting why do you like to do this. I use freeradius + mt for pppoe, and if any changes (for example anybody forget to paid), I send a "kill" signal to the mt from radius server. So what is the problem with log out and re-log in? I use session timeout with 24 hours, which is do it too.
gyoztes
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
I'm using freeradius as AAA server here. So, when I enable radius incoming on RouterOS, I can send some request to do some actions on RouterOS, right ? I can disconnect a PPPoE tunnel for example, using this strategy, can I send some request to RouterOS perform re-read Mikrotik-Rate-Limit attributes and renew the queues ?What's the radius type? Freeradius? If yes, freeradius don't support COA (Change of Authorization). You need COA for this function.
I saw on docs the following statements:
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RADIUS disconnect and Change of Authorization (according to RFC3576) are supported as well.
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Mikrotik-Rate-Limit
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is there a way to extend freeradius to do it ?
Obrigado!
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
Hi,
I can't answer to your question, but I'm interesting why do you like to do this. I use freeradius + mt for pppoe, and if any changes (for example anybody forget to paid), I send a "kill" signal to the mt from radius server. So what is the problem with log out and re-log in? I use session timeout with 24 hours, which is do it too.
gyoztes
I intent to increase the bandwidth of my costumers all midnight/mid noon. I wouldn't like to disconnect them.
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
Hi hrober. In the current version freeradius don't support change of authorization, just packet of disconnection. You can disconnect the tunnel and on reconnect you can send the new attribute, but the disconnection is mandatory with freeradius (for now).
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
maybe this helpsI intent to increase the bandwidth of my costumers all midnight/mid noon. I wouldn't like to disconnect them.
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Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
I think this one is best and exact you want http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24224
Re: Radius PPPoE - Change queues dynamically
Hi,
Do you know , that NtTacPlus support change of authorization ??
Do you know , that NtTacPlus support change of authorization ??