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BRM silently ignores this part of the charge if it cannot be rated. iPass indicates 'monthly charges' as charges with a session length of zero. To rate based on a monthly charge, specify the rate name after the -m option. If you don't specify a rate for the -c option, BRM silently ignores all dollar charges in the CDR file. BRM cannot rate a charge without a rate name. To rate based on session cost, specify the rate name after the -c option. To rate based on session length, specify the rate name after the -s option. The optional parameters -s, -c, -u and -m determine the specific behavior of pin_ipass_loader as follows: The pin_ipass_loader utility provides two possible ways to rate a session: based on session length or dollar charge from iPass. The following example shows a CDR file with a single call. To run pin_ipass_loader, use this command: pin_ipass_loader -f input_file

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This example shows how to configure the RADIUS configuration file ( BRM_home /apps/radius/config) to support a typical iPass roaming solution:

This example shows how to configure the $MODULES section of the RADIUS configuration file ( BRM_home /apps/radius/config) to forward requests to iPass:Įxample RADIUS Configuration File for iPass This example shows how to set the destination of the iPass-enabled RADIUS server in the $CORE section of the RADIUS configuration file (BRM_home /apps/radius/config, where BRM_home is the directory in which BRM components are installed): You must configure mod_proxy to forward the requests to the iPass-enabled RADIUS server.

Use the send option to append the Class = ' ipass' attribute-value pair in the auth_accept reply to the NAS and check for the appropriate Class attribute value. The mod_proxy module should be the last authentication module in the chain.Īfter the authentication request is passed to the iPass-enabled RADIUS server, the NAS (network access server) sends the corresponding accounting requests to signal the start and end of the session. Setting the Ignore-No-Entry option allows the request to pass on to the next module instead of returning a NAK (not acknowledged). To satisfy this criteria, all authentication modules that precede mod_proxy in the chain must use the Ignore-No-Entry option. The mod_proxy module must be configured to check for this symbol.Īny authentication modules configured in the module chain that precede the BRM authentication module, mod_pin, must not authenticate the user.

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The system can just as easily be setup and controlled by the i-Pass Technician Software or via the i-Pass XS Software.For iPass roaming requests to be processed: This makes the system ideal to commission on site without the need for a laptop or PC. Using the Keypad and LCD screen is by far the simplest way to setup your i-Pass system, with simple to follow menus that are as easy to follow as a mobile phone menu.

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The i-Pass system is very simple to install and setup, many common settings have already been predefined so the installer only needs to add and change a small amount of information to make the system operational. The i-Pass architecture allows the installer to easily expand the system by simply adding cost-effective i-Pass Smart Modules for additional readers, inputs and outputs and lift modules. Remote i-Pass controllers can even link back to the i-Pass XS Software package by dial-up modem or an optional TCP/IP interface unit.

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System setup and programming can be carried out with the on board LCD Screen and keyboard, or via the optional i-Pass XS Software package for Windows compatible systems. The i-Pass system comprises of the i-Pass controller built with state of the art technology to provide reader access for up to 16 doors and 32 elevator levels with pre-configured intercom override and built-in support for most reader technologies such as Proximity, Magnetic Stripe, Keypad, Biometric Contactless Smartcard technology and Long Range i-Key RF.

Designed and manufactured in Australia, i-Pass offers performance in a small, simple to install package. The i-Pass system has been designed to provide powerful yet cost-effective access control for a variety of applications.