20 Mar
2003
20 Mar
'03
12:17 a.m.
Greg,
thanks for the info, as I have no ISP experience, it is hard for me to
understand why such restriction is benefical for ISPs. Some comments are
inline, I would appreciate if you could give me more hints. I've sent a
patch that implements the restriction, but honestly I still don't understand
motivation for the restriction.
On 19-03 14:19, Greg Fausak wrote:
Jan,
I agree hat the feature is very useful. However, from
an ISPs point of view, it may be desireable to restrict it.
Why is it desirable ? Why, for example, your costumers are not allowed
to have MS Messenger for IM&P and some kind of SIP hardphone for voice
sessions ?
Most of our customers are only permitted one sip
phone
connection. Same sort of thing with dialup accounts, it is possible for
radius to authenticate multiple connections, but, an ISP may only
wish to allow one dialup connection...this was difficult to do with
radius for quite a long time. I know I would like to restrict my
customers to just one connection.
I think that dialup account is something completely different. I
understand that ISPs want to restrict costumers to just one
connection, but on top of the single connection you can have several
simultaneous SIP sessions running. You are limited by the available
bandwith only. I think that you don't restrict users to just one FTP
connection at a time, do you ? Why do you want to restrict SIP this way ?
Is it possible to call a deregistration function when
the register
happens?
No, there is no such function, see the patch that I sent a while ago.
regards, Jan.