mcst Password = "UNIX"
Framed-Address = 204.117.57.200
Framed-Route = "204.117.56.64 204.117.57.200 1"
Framed-Routing = 3
is probably more like what you want to do.
It gives them the static IP 204.117.57.200 and then routes 204.117.56.64 network
to them via their static 204.117.57.200 routing 3 does a broadcast/listen in
their interface so others on your network can get to it, and so that can dial
into any portmaster in the 204.117.57.x network. The information about the size
of the 204.117.56.64 network (it is a /27) is stored in the netmask table of
portmasters on the 204.117.57.x network.
> A show netmask on my PM shows the following:
>
> pm3.citilink.com> show table netmask
> Active Netmasks:
> Network Netmask Type
> ---------------- ---------------- -------
> 206.11.209.128 255.255.255.240 Static
> Stored Netmasks:
> Network Netmask
> ---------------- ----------------
> 206.11.209.128 255.255.255.240
>
>
> My problem is, when the user connects, I can traceroute to 206.11.209.129,
> but not to any of the other IPs in the subnet. I'm trying the traceroute
> from 206.11.208.3.
>
> Is this problem because I'm running RIP, and so the Cisco isn't getting
> the routing info? Is there any way I can fix this without going to OSPF
> right now?
>
> Brian
>
>
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