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Re: (ASCEND) Session Timers
Setting a maximum connect time in your defualt radius profile would limit
this activity. What I do is check the maxen a few times a day (once every
6 hours) and when I find someone who's been on for more than 12-24 hours
with a dialup account I fire off an e-mail asking them to not use the
service that long unless they are actively using it. If it continues then
I can set up an individual profile for the person with a decreased
idle-time and a maximum idle time of 6-8 hours. If I find many users are
doing that sort of thing, then I just set a maximum connect time of 8
hours in the default entry and that's that. Fortunately that doesn't
happen very often.
Regards,
Joe Shaw - jshaw@insync.net
NetAdmin - Insync Internet Services
Fortune: "When in doubt, do as the President does... Lie." - Anonymous
On Tue, 24 Feb 1998, Simon Drummond wrote:
> I could use a little advice. I have customers taking advantage of me ( what
> is new, give them an inch, etc... ). I just put my hands on the snmp tool
> MaxStat ( I like it ) and I am seeing sessions that are staying nailed for
> days. I have set timers on my TNT 1.3Ap24 and Max 4000 & 2000 5.0Ap
> 24,36,42 ). Has anyone had any sucess in handling these leechs? Any
> advice would be appreciated.
>
> Simon Drummond
> Network Administrator 601/371-1028
> http://www.INTOP.net 601/371-1639 Fax
>
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