> Note that 'set reported_ip x.x.x.x' can make all of the units look like
> one so it doesn't matter what box they hit, the destination is the same.
>
> -MZ
could you explain how this works? say PM1 and PM2 and PM3 (all 2E-30s).
PM1 has a subnet /27 (32 IP's) for the dialup pool
PM2, PM3 also have their own /27 (32 IP's) for the dialup pool.
PM1, PM2, PM3 each individually have three different IP's on a separate
subnet (say a /29) but the same /29.
Naively, IMHO, users dialing into PM1 see the PM1's separate IP as their
default gateway, PM2... PM2's IP number etc.
If we were to "force" the reported IP to a single one, WHICH ONE should
we set it to?
And how would the routing tables w.r.t. to the end-user be setup ?
would users dialling into PM3 be given the PM1 as the reported IP ?
Would
the IP packets first go from PM3 to PM1 and then out the subnet ?
=samudra/bangladesh
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