Yeah, I forgot to mention that the first time...
>and Framed-IP-Netmask = 255.255.255.248 the framed route statement would
>not be necessary and the proper route would be propagated into my ospf
>tables by the pm3?
Yes. It will apply the netmask to the IP on the interface and the proper
route is automagically created in the routing table.
>when certain accounts would dial in, was this because i was manually
>inserting routes? the problems went away when i disabled user-netmask.
Most likely you may have a bad netmask set on some user or users, or an
oddball address. Or perhaps the manually inserted route was overlapping
with one created for a user with a set netmask. I know that you can use
both methods simultaneously withouyt conflict, so something was wrong in
one of the settings - I'd be sure of it.
>i have about 20 users recieving various subnets, is there anything i should
>watch for when i change the radius entries?
Make sure any and all users who are NOT supposed to be getting special subnets
are getting Framed-IP-Netmaks = 255.255.255.255. Also, make sure the subnets
you assign aren't accidentally overlapping with the PM's IP pool, or any
other IP user for that matter.
-MZ
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