> I am dialing out from a PM into a RAS that is insistant on assigning me
> an address from it's pool. I can't use the "set location <foo>
> local-ip-address <bar>" command because the local ip address changes. Is
> there a way to set the local IP address to be negotiated, much like "set
> location <foo> destination 255.255.255.255" does for the destination
> address?
Yes, just set the ip address as negotiated for that location, i.e.,
255.255.255.255 and it will work.
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