Connections to Lost-Carrier Ratios

Shannon A. Snider (sasnider@cardina.net)
Thu, 20 Feb 1997 13:19:07 -0500

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Now that we have radius logging the disconnection reasons in the detail
file, I've hacked our old familiar friend userlog to show the disconnection
log for a certain user or for a certain date... and I've noticed a very
interesting thing. No matter how the numbers for the total connections and
lost-carriers vary from day to day, the ratio that we get here is always
the same... within 1%.

What kind of ratios are other people seeing? Also, I get a small number
of User-Errors every day (also almost the same ratio daily). What exactly
does that mean?

If anyone wants my userlog hacks (and, oh, I have many variations), just
email me. Maybe I'll even go the whole nine yards and put up a small web
page, but I would assume that many people out there have hacked this
program as much as I have.

Shannon Snider
System Administrator
Cardina Internet

sasnider@cardina.net
http://www.cardina.net

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