I
don't see any user unknown at all.
I have
2 DSP's, code versions are 3.5.12 and 3.5.103. The 3.5.103 seems to be
doing it a little more often, maybe 60% of the drops, probably a coincidence,
but I'm going to update that tonight back to 3.5.12 if I can get these users off
of it.
I
should also mention that although I have quite a few that are 11-30 seconds, I
have some connections around 5 or 6 hours that this is happening to, the
majority of them are 30-60 minutes and dropping off.
Thanks,
Joel
Lost Carrier - basically means that the connection
was dropped due to loss of carrier - meaning the modems started connect and all
of a sudden the connection was dropped by the connecting modem. A
connection dropped within 11-30 sec is typically due to issues with modems, the
LCP must not have started yet if you accounting time is set to before
connection.
What is the modem code on the DSP that you are
using? Also are these logs for user "unknown" ?
-V
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 8:50
PM
Subject: [USR-TC] Lost Carrier
Terminations
So
I'm looking at my RADIUS Accounting logs tonight.
I
see a lot of "Acct-Terminate-Cause = Lost Carrier", is this
normal?
Keep
in mind, I have about 100 total users, max about 15 simultaneous, and I'm
seeing about 250 (about 10%) occurances of this in 6 days. A LOT of the
sessions are 11-30 seconds long. Is this normal? Do some modems
just do this on disconnecting, or are there really that many people just
losing their connections when they didn't want to???
Any
ideas?
Thanks,
Joel