Nomadix AG2500 - Displaying Current Subscriber Connections {Current

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164 System Administration
11. Define the Min Upstream Bandwidth and Max Upstream Bandwidth range for this subscriber (in
Kbps).
12.
Define the Min Downstream Bandwidth and Max Downstream Bandwidth range for this
subscriber (in
Kbps).
13.
If using Class-Based Queuing, enter the primary and subclass for this subscriber in the
Class field.
Enter these values in the format: <top-level class>.<subclass> (top-level class and
subclass separated by a period). See Class-Based Queueing on page 9 and Class-Based Queueing
on page 84.
14. Enter the Maximum users per group for the subscriber account.
15. Select a policy from the QoS Policy menu.
See
Setting up Quality of Service {QoS}
on
page 122 for
more information.
16. Enable STMP Redirection to allow the specified user to have their SMTP traffic redirected by
the global SMTP redirect configuration.
17. Click Add to add this subscriber to the database, or click Restore if you want to reset all the values to their
previous state.
Displaying Current Subscriber Connections {Current}
You can display a listing of all the subscribers currently connected to the system. The list includes the MAC
addresses of the subscribers, their active state, the individual expiration times, port numbers (if assigned),
bandwidth limits, current bandwidth usage, and the number of bytes that have been passed from the subscriber
to the Internet. This data can be used if a dispute arises between the subscriber and the solution provider (for
example, if a subscriber claims that their connection to the Internet was not completed). By reviewing the
“byte” statistics, you can clearly see if the subscriber made a successful connection.
To view the list of Current Subscriber Connections, go to the Web Management Interface, click on
Subscriber Administration, then click on Current.
The Current Subscribers screen appears, showing the usage statistics for all subscribers currently connected to
the system:
In the State field, “Valid” denotes that the subscriber has been authenticated. “Pending”
indicates that the subscriber is still waiting for authentication.
To view individual subscribers, click on the linked MAC address.
You can select specific fields to display, and can sort the Current Subscribers table on any field. Click any
table header to sort on that field.