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Re: (ASCEND) Radius Ascend-Data-Rate for 56K
The problem is that Ascend-Data-Rate refers to the transmission rate
for the user, and not for the receive rate. Therefore you will only
get speeds up to 33.6 in this attribute.
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> Anybody know how to tell if a user is connecting at speeds above 33.6?
> I'm using Radius accounting, but the obvious field doesn't seem to work
> correctly. I have a feeling that this has been covered before, but I
> can't find a searchable web site that is archiving this mailing list.
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> Thanks,
>
> -Kevin McKee-
> NWI Sys Admin
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