Hi all,
I've got a customer with a box I've never played with before, perhaps some
of you have had the pleasure:
It's a Compaitble Systems Microrouter 1220i. Couple of questions: does it
use interface-based routing? Should I assign it one of my network's IPs?
And here's where it gets silly - this is a dialup connection, and he's
routing a /22! Ha! Talk about a waste of IP space - is there any way
(quasi-legally) that I could hijack it? Tempting......
Here's what I've got set up:
moonstar Password = "???????"
User-Service = Framed-User,
User-Service = PPP,
Framed-Address = 206.108.12.8,
#
#the microrouter
#
Framed-Netmask = 255.255.252,0,
#
#his far-too large network
#
Framed-Route = "206.108.12.0/22 205.211.8.41 1",
#
#route his network through '8.41, which is my first max
#
Ascend-PPP-Address = 205.211.8.41,
#
#pretend to be max1, even if he hits another max.
The last line I'm not too familiar with, and it's probably being mis-used.
Pointers greatfuly received.
Rob
Robert Hof, More and Faster
Manager, NETinc. -------------------------
http://www.netinc.ca Service Service Service
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