The RADIUS attributes that are sent in accounting packets may vary depending on the network access server and software revision that you use. The following is an example of a typical RADIUS accounting message. It contains a header consisting of the IP address of the reporting RADIUS client, the date, time, service, and server that logged the call. After this header, the RADIUS attribute-value pairs sent by the NAS are recorded as ASCII text in comma-delimited format.
207.68.137.62,05/15/1997,09:39:13,AuthSrv,RADIUS,4,207.68.137.62,5,10,61,0,1,40,2,45,1,6,7,44,00000001,46,30,41,0
Where:
Note
Your accounting log may vary from this example.
The RADIUS attribute-value pairs sent by the RADIUS server or RADIUS client (NAS or proxy) follow.
|
This RADIUS attribute... |
is equivalent to this RADIUS value... |
and was assigned this number... |
by this server in the above example. |
| RADIUS client IP address | 4 | 207.68.137.62 | RADIUS server |
| RADIUS client port ID | 5 | 10 | RADIUS server |
| RADIUS client port type | 61 | 0 | RADIUS server |
| Acct-Status-Type | 40 | 2 (stop) | NAS client or RADIUS proxy |
| Acct-Authentic | 45 | 1 (RADIUS) | NAS client or RADIUS proxy |
| Service-Type | 6 | 7 (shell user) | NAS client or RADIUS proxy |
| Acct-Session-ID | 44 | 00000001 | NAS client or RADIUS proxy |
| Acct-Session-Time | 46 | 30 (seconds) | NAS client or RADIUS proxy |
| Acct-Delay-Time | 41 | 0 (seconds) | NAS client |