Here’s a weird one. I have a single user that manages to log on multiple times with his pppoe account to the same rb access point. I am using radius for authentication. and in the MT I have one-session-per-host set to yes. In the terminal ppp active shows:
0 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 2w16h...
1 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 1w4d1...
2 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 1w4d1...
3 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 5d13h...
4 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 d12h27m
5 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 5d12h...
6 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 4d7h3...
7 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 1d15h...
11 R brand-s pppoe 00:02:6F:32:ED:49 192.168.1.15 24m2s
Here are my pppoe server settings:
/ interface pppoe-server server
service-name="" interface=twr max-mtu=1488 max-mru=1488 authentication=pap,chap \
keepalive-timeout=10 one-session-per-host=yes max-sessions=0 default-profile=PPPoe\
disabled=no
now it gets even weirder.
the above shows up even after I have deleted the multiple sessions in winbox. Additionaly, in winbox the multiple sessions show up with a number added to the username I.e.
brand-s
brand-s-1
brand-s-2
brand-s-3
…
even though queues are created when the first session is established the other sessions are controled by that first queue.
I have dozens of pop’s configured the same way and I have never seen this problem before. Any insight to this would really be appreciated.
Thanks!
Jim