15.07.2011 05:59:37
dcbanaynal
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When you specify Time-Limit attribute for User or Group, TekRADIUS does not return Session-Timeout as return attribute during authentication.
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16.07.2011 14:46:06
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Hi,
I've fixed the problem. Please download and test the latest built which I've posted to TekRADIUS
web site a couple of minutes ago.
Best regards,
Yasin KAPLAN
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16.07.2011 17:36:56
dcbanaynal
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Thanks for the response.
I downloaded release file on 7/16.
My observations:
1. On first successful authentication, the required Session-Timeout attribute is not returned
2. It is on second time tha the attribute is returned, but it should be multiplied by 60, as Session-Timeout is in seconds, and Time-Limit is in minutes. TR returned the raw Time-Limit value.
Thanks,
Dexter
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16.07.2011 18:10:51
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Hi,
I've fixed the problem with time unit. Please download and test the latest built which I've posted to TekRADIUS
web site a couple of minutes ago.
Best regards,
Yasin KAPLAN
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16.07.2011 19:29:26
dcbanaynal
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Hi,
Item 1 fixed.
Item 2 observations:
TR updates the Session-Timeout rounded up to the minute value. But since S-T is in seconds, each second should be accounted for (not nitpicking...). One can submit a datediff query to SQL server (between First-Logon and getdate()), specifying seconds as difference interval, to get the required S-T value.
Thanks!
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16.07.2011 20:07:37
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OK, I hope the latest built will solve the problem #2. Please download and test the latest built which I've posted to TekRADIUS
web site a couple of minutes ago.
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17.07.2011 03:34:40
dcbanaynal
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The two items fixed!
TYVM,
Dexter
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17.07.2011 08:35:41
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You welcome
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