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Enabling Wireless Network Accounting
Table 5-1
Attribute
NAS-Identifier
Acct-Session-Time
Acct-Input-Octets
Acct-Output-Octets
Acct-Input-Packets
Acct-Output-Packets
Acct-Terminate-Cause How the client device's session was terminated. This
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Accounting Attributes the Access Point Sends to the Accounting
Server (continued)
Definition
The network access server (NAS) sending the
accounting data; for wireless networks, the name of the
access point sending the accounting information. The
access point sends this attribute to the server with all
three status types.
The elapsed time in seconds that the client device has
been associated to the access point. The access point
sends this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP and
ACCT_UPDATE status types.
The number of octets received on the wireless network
through the access point since the client device
associated to the access point. The access point sends
this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP and
ACCT_UPDATE status types.
The number of octets sent on the wireless network
through the access point since the client device
associated to the access point. The access point sends
this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP and
ACCT_UPDATE status types.
The number of packets received on the wireless
network through the access point since the client device
associated to the access point. The access point sends
this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP and
ACCT_UPDATE status types.
The number of packets sent on the wireless network
through the access point since the client device
associated to the access point. The access point sends
this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP and
ACCT_UPDATE status types.
attribute lists the same cause for every disassociated
client device: Loss of service. The access point sends
this attribute only with the ACCT_STOP status type.
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