> Yup.. I've always liked the idea of being able to specify source interfaces
> on Ciscos. Such as ip telnet source-interface ethernet 0 or ip radius
> source-interface ethernet 0. These would let you override the default
> action of just using the interface the data goes out of - it lets you
> specify which interface, such as ethernet, you want it to come from.
Unless it's configurable, whichever way things default will annoy people.
I have a customer with a Cyclades router that defaults to setting the
source address according to the interface packets will leave the router
on...and since the serial interface uses private IP addresses, it makes it
impossible for them to ping or traceroute very far in my direction from
inside the router.
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