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Re: (ASCEND) Routing Issue with Multiple Max 4080's
You must use a dynamic routing protocol such as RIPv2 or OSPF
to propagate the route back to your cisco router.
Also note that for the implementation you provided the customer,
their RAS system must be capable of systems-based routing. I generally
use interface-based routing and provide the customer a static IP
on the local MAX subnet and then use the Framed-Route attribute to
propagate the route back to our core router. This lends for a cleaner
install in my opinion. Your milage may vary.
At 10:52 AM 8/14/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Our Sales Department recently sold a customer a static IP account and 30
>extra IP's to use on their network. I realize the customer will have little
>bandwith, but it falls on deaf ears at the moment. My real challenge here,
>is the routing table setup for the range we have given the customer. We
>currently have 3-4048's stacked, 6.1.3, IP only, running MPP w/shared
>profiles. The authentication comes from Ascend's Radius . Our PRI's
>rollover to the next available modem port across each MAX .
>
>I have the setup in Radius for this client as:
>
>user Password = "password",
> User-Service = Framed User"
> Framed-Protocol = "MPP"
> Ascend-Address-IP-Pool = 3
> Framed Address = XXX.XXX.XX.XX (this is our static address)
> Framed-Netmask = 255.255.255.224 ( this would grant them 30 hosts IP's,
>though it is actually handled by the Cisco router)
> Ascend-Idle-Limit = 0
>
>
>If I setup the static IP for the customer in one of the MAXES, the customer
>MUST be able to connect ONLY to that specific MAX box in order for the
>routing to take effect since our Cisco router has to point to one of the
>MAXES to resolve the range of IP's given to the customer . This poses a
>problem because I MUST put the client on our first MAX. If the first MAX
>fills up with callers, then this client is rolled over into MAX2 which will
>let them connect, but will not be able to do anything else.
>
>Is there a way to make these three Maxes look like one?
>Can I have Radius assign the routing correctly for the static IP and the 30
>IP's the client needs?
>Is there a way to hold a modem port open for only a specific customer
>through authentication?
>
>My thoughts so far have been that I would need to have these customers dial
>into a number which, In turn, would also be assigned to a separate modem
>card. This is an expensive fix, but it would work.
>
>Any thoughts or experiences with this would be helpful,
>
>Thanks!
>
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>William Roberts / IntelliSTAR
>Intellistar Network Administrator / www.intellistar.net
>willr@intellistar.net / Full Service Provider
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