> Once the Class C is routed to my router I route it to my first portmaster.
> Then, on that portmaster, I create staitc routes for the subnetted blocks
> to the customers when they dial-in onto that PM3.
>
> The question is, how do I route them their IP addresses if they dial into
> another one of our PM3s. All of them are on a roll'over hunt that looks
> for available line. So, I have not control over which box the client logs
> into.
Don't use Static Routes. Setup OSPF and have the correct route added via
Radius when they log in. By using OSPF you can also make use of VLSMs.
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Thomas C Kinnen - <tkinnen@livingston.com> <tkinnen@ra.lucent.com>
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