: First, PM3's aren't shipping with K56Flex yet, so.... this will be hard to
: say, unless you're in engineering at Livingston.. 8) But, current output
: of the RADIUS log:
This is accounting log, though. This isn't necessarily what the
*authentication* log reports.
: > MZ/Livingston, is there some other upcoming way to differentiate K56flex
: > from standard modem async calls at auth time? (If not, WILL THERE BE?) Our
: > current evaluation of PM3 to install at all our sites very much hinges on
: > this ability.
:
: How about denying users on that particular PM3? Setup a 'special' number
: for them to dial into? Then you won't tie down the PM3 with slower
: connections and maintain a current setup for those on a cheaper price
: tier. You can market this as the '3l33t' users modem pool.. oops IRC
: habit showing through again...
We don't really have the $$ to shell out to separate our equipment by call
type (PRIs are too easy to order as part of an existing group, compared to
other types of lines and making a new group).
DNIS is okay, but 'round here we may not be able to have separate DNIS for a
separate type of call. Additionally, if they go to the same unit I'd still
have to know what kind of call it is. <grin>
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== Todd Vierling (Personal tv@pobox.com; Business tv@iag.net) Foo-bar-baz! ==
== System administrator/technician, Internet Access Group, Orlando Florida ==
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