Alex,
since the Huawei BRAS's do support CoA, what you need to do is
pass on the CoA message across to them.
If using FreeRADIUS you can use 'radclient' to do this. Using
'radclient' you can send RADIUS AV-pairs to change auth parameters for a
particular User-Name, NAS-Port etc.
Obviously, there's some configs needed on the BRAS side as far as
accepting Authorization messages from a host on the network. Sorry,
haven't worked on a Huawei but can help if you need to know more on how to
use radclient to get the message across.
Alfred.
On Thu, 18 May 2006, Alex Abraham wrote:
Using Huawei BRAS and DSLAM.
-----Original Message-----
From: Amante Alvaran [mailto:amante@apnic.net]
Sent: Thursday, 18 May 2006 2:01 p.m.
To: Alex Abraham
Cc: 'PacNOG'
Subject: Re: [pacnog] Radius and ADSL broadband
Hi Alex,
Which BRAS vendor are you using? One RADIUS I know that supports "CoA"
is Radiator "http://www.open.com.au/radiator/".
Regards,
Mants
Alex Abraham wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how we can control bandwidth viaa BRAS using Radius?
Do you know of any free radius servers which can support CoA or
"Radius Push"? or is there any other way.
The scenario will be where a broadband user has exceed their data
quota of x gb and then we rate them to 64k.
Thanks in advance
**Alex Abraham**
Network Operations Manager
SamoaTel Limited
Maluafou HQ
Private Bag
Apia
Samoa
Tel: +685 67853
Fax: +685 24000
Email: alex.abraham@samoatel.ws
website: www.samoatel.ws
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