Search Again: Re: how does optigold tell our radius server when a user is over their hours From: Shawn Hogan Date: Wednesday, September 1, 1999 Time: 10:36:13 pm Michael Kelly-Gleeson wrote: >when I asked this before I didn't quite get a clear explanation...(maybe >it was late over there :-) ) > >a user gets say 100 hours...when they get to 100 hours we don't want >them to be able to log in any more. > >how exactly does optigold tell our server (in real time...or an hour or >two out ) that this user has overshot their hours and disable them. >what triggers this ? > >also..how exactly does optigold handle a customer who is not billed >monthly or even quarterly...purely when they finish their hours they >come and get some more.....I notice it all tends to be geared towards a >monthly thing....how are we supposed to tell a user that rings up how >many hours they have left if their usage is scattered over a variable >monthly period...do we have to add up their usage month by month and >minus it from their original invoice ? Well, for the most part it would be handled by your RADIUS server. The RADIUS server would cut them off and tell Optigold ISP to bill them for another "block". - Shawn ------------------------------- Shawn D. Hogan President, Digital Point Solutions http://www.digitalpoint.com (858) 452-3696 ------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe and list archive please visit http://www.optigold.com/lists -------------------------------------------

Messages In This Thread: how does optigold tell our radius server when a user is over their hours by Michael Kelly-Gleeson on Sep 1, 1999 at 10:12:37 pm Re: how does optigold tell our radius server when a user is over their hours by Shawn Hogan on Sep 1, 1999 at 10:36:13 pm