Re: (ASCEND) How to stop xDSL Lines TNT<->Pipelines

[Phillip Vandry <vandryp@psi.ca>]

I suggest polling the stats using SNMP instead of RADIUS accounting for
connections which you don't expect to go down. It will allow you to
produce a usage graph too, if you like, which you can't do with RADIUS
accounting.

But in any case, you can use the 'tntcall -h' command to disconnect a
user's session. The physical line will not go down (just like hanging
up from the Pipeline end) shich enables the connection to come back up
quite quickly.

-Phil

> Hi there.
> 
> I have a TNT running 7.2.3 and several different Pipeline Units ranging from P5
> 0 to P130 and soem SDSL Pipes with IDSL and SDSL PPP connections to the TNT. No
> w I have to log the traffic each leased line is using, so I set the TNT to use 
> radius accounting. The problem now is that afaik radius accounting is only upda
> ting his stats when the line gets disconnected. If I'm wrong here, how can I fo
> rce an update else?
> So if only a disconnect updates the radius accounting how can I disconnect thes
> e lines properly? A user -k does not seem to help, also via SNMP and setting th
> e ifAdminStatus to 2 did not work. The only thing that seems to work until now 
> is telnetting into the devices at the customer end and do a hangup, but this ne
> arly can't be done automatic .. different units and so on ...
> 
> does anyone know of a propper way of solving my problem?
> 
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