Each PM get's an address from the same subnet. (Use a switch!)
On each PM set the pool size to 48. (I'm assuming T1 here, not E1.)
Then set the assigned pool in 48 address chunks starting at a.b.c.16. PM3-1
gets a.b.c.16 - a.b.c.63. PM3-2 gets a.b.c.64 - a.b.c.111. This will work
through PM3-4, then you'll nee to start with a new /24.
>Right now we are using BGP4 for our external routing and thought about using
>OSPF for our internal routing of the dial-in customers.
>
>Is OSPF the way to go ? If so, how exactly would you go about setting it up
>? I have OSPF enabled on all of the PM3 now just in case. I think I just
>need to setup the areas.
Yes! Run OSPF. It's a piece of cake to set-up on PM3's.
>Is there a better way to go ? I want to try and use all IP's and not waste
>too many of them. Plus, what about a dial-in customer that wants a
>dedicated IP address ?
OSPF handles this just fine. You'll never need to think about it. You can
use the leftover space from the assignment /24's above (1-15, and 208-254).
Jon
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