PFsense 2.4.4 FreeRadius Mac Address Authentication Qouta

[Grimson]

Report it here: https://redmine.pfsense.org with as much details as you can.

[Gertjan]

Hi,

I'm not using the "Mac Address Authentication" but qoutas seem to work for e :

Sep 21 21:50:49 	root 		FreeRADIUS: User 111 has used 398 MB of 2048 MB daily allotted traffic. The login request was accepted.

a minute later :

Sep 21 21:51:51 	root 		FreeRADIUS: User 111 has used 404 MB of 2048 MB daily allotted traffic. The login request was accepted.

Thus: quotas are working their way up.
Didn't see what happened when they reach the end, that didn't arrived yet.

What do you mean with :
@stephenkwabena said in PFsense 2.4.4 FreeRadius Mac Address Authentication Qouta:

"No logs to display."

You flushed the logs ?

Running the RC :
2.4.4-RC (amd64)
built on Tue Sep 18 17:52:29 EDT 2018
FreeBSD 11.2-RELEASE-p3

[stephenkwabena]

@gertjan

Yes

[stephenkwabena]

@grimson
Ok I will do that. Thanks

[stephenkwabena]

@gertjan
Please can show me your configuration?

[Gertjan]

Check here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ3NzU_7xd0 : 38 min 0 sec.

[free4]

Quotas in FreeRadius pfSense package are working for me, both using MAC Address authentication and username/password authentication.

@stephenkwabena said

I assigned 1024MB to a User in the FreeRadius and the User used more the 1024MB assigned to him.

I may know the reason why this is happening : is "Reauthenticate users" disabled in your captive portal configuration ?

In order to use quota within the pfSense package,

• "Reauthenticate users" must be enabled on the captive portal
• Radius accounting must be enabled (using "stop/start (Freeradius)" ) on the captive portal
• Radius accounting must be also enabled on the FreeRadius package (in the "Interface" tab)
• A cron must be set up using the cron package to reset the daily counters

[Gertjan]

I hadd some details and examples :

@free4 said in PFsense 2.4.4 FreeRadius Mac Address Authentication Qouta:

• "Reauthenticate users" must be enabled on the captive portal

Normal. A the doc states - or the video.

• Radius accounting must be enabled (using "stop/start (Freeradius)" ) on the captive portal

Or "Interim", which I use, and work s fine.

• Radius accounting must be also enabled on the FreeRadius package (in the "Interface" tab)

Yep. I've these (maybe over complete, but it works so good this way) :

• A cron must be set up using the cron package to reset the daily counters

Correct.
Here it is :

The first 3 lines : the daily/weekly/monthly/ reset. Choose your hour of reset.
Line 4 : private mixture, (192.168.2.1 is my NAS) to delete the overwhelming logs of FreeRadius - if you forget this one, and ask FreeRdius to log, and forget about it, then your pfSense will explode ... Btw : test this line by hand before you unleash a wild "rm" on your system.

Have a look at /var/log/radacct/datacounter/daily/ - see the files yourself. That makes undderstanding things much faster.
Use the FreeRadius config files, these scripts here : /usr/local/etc/raddb/scripts ... and then you know how the guy works, which is great if you want to debug something (add some log lines).

[stephenkwabena]

@gertjan Please can you send me the commands here and more directive

[Gertjan]

@stephenkwabena

No actual commands.
I was using a mouse.

If you don't know how to look at a file :

@gertjan said in PFsense 2.4.4 FreeRadius Mac Address Authentication Qouta:

Have a look at /var/log/radacct/datacounter/daily/ - see the files yourself. That makes under stand things much faster.

or what it means, then IMHO : it's not worth looking.

You could use the pfSense GUI, or, go for a free program like WinSCP.