[rbak-nsp] L2tp timeout
Jim
jim at scusting.com
Tue Mar 20 16:47:38 EDT 2012
What do you mean by 'stale tunnel sessions'?
You can use "ppp keepalive check-interval seconds 30 retries 3" in the
user context to send keepalives to the customer CPE and clear the
connection if its not responding.
You can use " l2tp clear-radius-peer 5" to clear Tunnels established via
Radius after 5 minutes if there are no sessions.
Jim.
On 14/03/2012 16:45, Kenny Lunsford wrote:
>
> We have a Redback 800 running 6.2.1.7 We currently have multiple L2tp
> tunnels set up inside a context to authenticate and serve customers.
> My question is what setting do I need to clear stale tunnel sessions
> inside each peer group. A group peer looks like the following:
>
> l2tp-peer name woodwardugc.wow.pldi.net media udp-ip remote dns
> woodwardugc.wow.pldi.net local 192.168.37.28
>
> session-auth pap chap
>
> function lns-only
>
> local-name wow.pldi.net
>
> There is a timeout command but I didn't know if that was what it was
> for under the l2tp-peer commands.
>
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