well then, that's not my problem.
i have the address/nm of the ethernet port as my range, and my neighbor
is set up and happy. in fact, the portmaster has received a routing table
from my ospf neighbor. the portmaster just isn't telling the rest of the
world about the address of the dialin user.
:(
mike
On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Wayne Bouchard wrote:
> > hello all,
> >
> > i'm trying to provide dedicated ip's to my customers using radius and
> > ospf. when a customer connects to me, i want them to be able to have the
> > same ip address no matter which terminal server they connect to.
> >
> > in my /etc/raddb/users file, i assign an ip address to a user. when
> > they dial in, they get the correct address, and a "show route" in the
> > portmaster shows the address in the routing table.
> >
> > but, the terminal server isn't advertising this route via ospf.
> >
> > my config for ospf includes
> >
> > set ospf enable
> > add ospf area 30
> > set ether0 ospf on
> >
> > i am confused about "set ospf area 30 range" command, and am wondering
> > if this is my problem.
>
> Thats your problem. the "range" means the interfaces whose addresses
> are in the spoecified range will have OSFP hellos sent over them. If
> you do a "show ip ospf neighbor" you'll probably not see any.
>
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