Session-Timeout (27)

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Session-Timeout

Integer

RFC 2865

All

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In Access-Accept packets, the attribute indicates the remaining online time of users, in seconds. If the value is 0, the device logs out the users by default.

In Challenge packets, the attribute indicates the re-authentication duration of EAP users.

In Accounting-Request packets, the attribute is the one carried in the Access-Reply packets delivered by the RADIUS server. This attribute is used by the accounting server to obtain the original remaining online time of users delivered by the authentication server.

The attribute carried in Access-Request packets used to apply for the EDSG service quota indicates the time quota that has been used.

In scenarios where the initial value of Session-Timeout is not 0 and the "quota-out { offline | online | redirect }" command has been run in the domain view, if the value of Session-Timeout decreases to 0, the device performs one of the following operations: (1) Log out the user; (2) Keep the user online; (3) Redirect the user to the portal server.

If the value of Session-Timeout in the Access-Accept packets is 0, run the authening quota-out-redirect-enable command in the authentication scheme view to redirect the user to a domain.

If the value of Session-Timeout in the Accounting-Response packets is 0, run the "quota-out redirect" command in the domain view to redirect the user to a domain.