According to the "help":
You can use IAS to create log files based on the authentication and
accounting requests received from access servers, and collect this
information in a central location. By setting up and using log files to
track authentication information, such as each connection accept and
connection reject, you can simplify administration of your service. You can
set up and use logs to track accounting information (such as logon and
logoff records) to maintain records for billing purposes.
You can select the following types of requests to log:
Accounting requests, including the following:
- Accounting-on requests, which are sent by the access server to indicate
that it
is online and ready to accept connections.
- Accounting-off requests, which are sent by the access server to indicate
that it
is going offline.
- Accounting-start requests are sent by the access server (after the user
is accepted
by the IAS server) to indicate the start of a user session.
- Accounting-stop requests are sent by the access server to indicate the
end of a user
session.
Authentication requests, including the following:
- Authentication requests are sent by the access server on behalf of the
connecting user.
These entries in the log contain only incoming attributes.
- Authentication accepts and rejects, which are sent by IAS to the access
server,
indicating whether the user should be accepted or rejected. These
entries contain only
outgoing attributes.
- Periodic status, which is used to obtain interim accounting requests
sent by some access
servers during sessions.
- Accounting-interim requests, which are sent periodically by the access
server during a
user session. This type of request can be used when the
Acct-Interim-Interval RADIUS
attribute is configured to support periodic requests in the remote
access profile on the
IAS server.
There is more, but I don't want to copy a whole page from the "help".
I don't know RADIUS accounting, but it looks like a lot of stuff is
logged...
_________________________________
James W. McKeand
-----Original Message-----
From: Mitch (WebCob) [mailto:mitch at webcob dot com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 4:25 PM
To: Kay Konrad; m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] RADIUS client PHP
> I'm using the Microsoft IAS "Service", it's really easy to setup.
>
So you are using it for captive portal AND pptp - neat!
Question though - does Microsoft IAS support the accounting component of
Radius? i.e. when the monowall sends accounting packets for usage, are they
recorded so that you can report on them later?
If so, where do you find that info?
I echo Axels thoughts... add this to the wiki please? Or were you going to
do it Axel?
I can see some of the parallels Robert is referring to, but I'm not a
windows junkie anymore - maybe it will make more sense after I try it.
Still think the docs should be uploaded to the wiki... What if something
happens to the external references?
Thanks!
m/
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