[AusNOG] Cisco router - In Session Shaping

[jim at bbw.net.au]

Hi Simon,

I am also interested in what solutions people recommend, we have a system 
that kicks users off the LNS once they have reached their plan quota limit 
and implements a shaping profile using Cisco AVpairs in radius when they 
re-authenticate.

I agree there should be a better way to do it but as of yet have not found 
a viable way of performing it so I'd be interested in a nicer solution if 
anyone has already found one.


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Jim Woodward

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From:
"Simon" <simonl at bigair.net.au>
To:
<ausnog at ausnog.net>
Date:
01/16/2009 02:48 PM
Subject:
[AusNOG] Cisco router - In Session Shaping



Hi everyone,
 
On our systems we use Cisco routers, and we need to slow users once they 
have exceeded their monthly download limit. We have separate peak and 
off-peak time periods so sometimes we need to toggle the user's speed a 
couple of times per day. Kicking the user out of session to apply the new 
limit is not a good solution, which leads to unhappy customers. I know 
people who have solved this problem with:
 
* 12.2SB IOS 
* ISG
 
Are there any other solutions besides those?
 
Regards,
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