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Service-Timeout
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Service-Volume
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Service-Interim-Acct-Interval
Table 146 on page 665 describes an Access-Accept packet that activates the two
services, tiered and voice, for subscriber client1@isp1.com. Each service has its own
unique tag, enabling you to assign attributes for one service, but not the other. For
example, the two services have different timeout settings and different interim
accounting intervals, and statistics are enabled only for the tiered service.
Table 146: Using Tags
Value Tag RADIUS Attribute
client1@isp1.com none username
(binary data) none class
tiered(1280000, 5120000) 2 service-activation
18000 2 service-timeout
1 2 service-statistics
600 2 service-interim-acct-interval
voice(100000) 6 service-activation
1440 6 service-timeout
1200 6 service-interim-acct-interval
Using RADIUS to Deactivate Service Sessions
A service session can be deactivated by a CoA-Request message or when a subscriber
logs out of a RADIUS-activated service session. If the subscriber logs off the router,
Service Manager deactivates that subscriber session and all associated service sessions.
RADIUS also supports attributes that you can use to manage deactivation of service
sessions. You can:
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Set time or volume thresholds for the service
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Use the Deactivate-Service RADIUS attribute
Setting Thresholds
You can set a threshold for the session by including one or both of the following
attributes in the RADIUS record:
Using RADIUS to Manage Subscriber Service Sessions
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Chapter 27: Configuring Service Manager