Re: Subnetworks through a modem connection?
jason philbrook (jp@c6h22o11.midcoast.com)
Tue, 1 Apr 1997 15:53:50 -0500 (EST)
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> I have a customer that wants to have a constant connection with at least
> 15 IP's.. and a couple questions come to mind:
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> 1. Is this possible to do with PM2's and Radius? Anything I should be
> aware of? Is it going to cause me any routing problems of any kind? what
> would be the best way to do it?
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> 2. I assume that if possible I'll end up giving the customer 30 IP's..
> because I do have a class C subnetted with a .224 netmask.. but.. what do
> other people charge for this kind of service?
>
> Any Help would be appreciated..
>
> TIA.
>
> Javier Iglesias
>
mcst Password = "UNIX"
Framed-Address = 204.117.57.200
Framed-Route = "204.117.56.64 204.117.57.200 1"
Framed-Routing = 3
something like this will give that person the 204.117.57.200 address and
route the 204.117.56.64 network (which is a /27 or 30 ips in our netmask
table)
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