1. Specify the date of expiration using the Expiration check item.
The date must be specified in "Mmm dd yyyy" format; an example
is shown below.
bob Password="ge55gep", Expiration="Dec 7 1998"
2. Edit the Passwd-Expiration and Passwd-Warning values in
/etc/raddb directionary to meet your security needs.
VALUE Server-Config Password-Expiration 30
VALUE Server-Config Password-Warning 5
The first parameter, Password-Expiration, updates the Expiration
date in the users file when a user changes his password.
Password-Warning controls when users are notified that their
accounts are about to expire.
In the example above, users receive warning messages 5 days
before their password expiration date.
- Elca
James Scott wrote:
>
> Can you specify in the user file for a person a certain
> amount of time that user is allowed?
>
> I have a client that would like to purchase access based on
> an amount of time as apposed to a
> month to month contract. Is there a way to setup something
> like below
>
> User wants to purchase 50 hours. When 50 hours are used
> (However many months that might take) they would be expired
> or not able to log in.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Jim
>
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