> Dnia Thu, May 06, 1999 at 02:11:45PM -0700, Thomas Kinnen napisa=B3(a):
> >
> >> I have one guy who has callback on oldie PM2.
> >> He phones into it and verifies via RADIUS. Then one of
> >> the modems calls him back. I did it using location parameter.
> >> Is it possible to do it dynamically ?
> >> Sometimes that modem which phones this client is busy and he doesn't g=
et
> >> back singal to him.
> >
> >I would place more modems in the port group that is used to call him bac=
k.=20
> >That way if there is a free modem it will be used. WHat I did in the pa=
st was
> >put all modems in one group if they were not used for dedicated customer=
s.=20
> >Each dedicated customer had modems that were not part of the hunt group =
and
> >only had their modems in their group.
>=20
> Thanks, Thomas... but it's rather impossible.... I have too much clients =
who
> phones into this PM, and I can't resign from some lines.... maybe one qui=
ck
> help how to make that exactly the same modem which client phone in
answer and call him back ?
for the one port to dedicate it to the customer you could use current
RADIUS to do something like, but add in your call back info:
bob Auth-type=3D LocalPassword =3D "ge55gep", NAS-IP-Address =3D 192.168.1.=
54,
NAS-Port-Type =3D Async, NAS-Port =3D 23 (this line is wrapped)
Service-Type =3D Framed-User,
Framed-Routing =3D None,
Framed-Protocol =3D PPP
DEFAULT4 Auth-Type =3D Reject, NAS-IP-Address =3D 192.168.1.54, NAS-Port =
=3D 23
***
Note: I haven't had to do call-back so I'm not sure if it'll also use the
same port to dial back out of... If it doesn't use the same port then you
will have lost one dial connection.
OH! reading is a lovely thing...
http://www.livingston.com/tech/docs/config/location.html
Setting the Dial Group
=20
Dial groups associate locations with specific dial-out ports. By default,
all ports and locations belong to dial group 0 (zero). You can configure
locations and ports into dial groups numbered from 0 to 99. Dial group
numbers can be used to reserve ports for dial-out to specific locations,
or to differentiate among different types of modems that are compatible
with the remote location. =20
The dial group associated with a location works with the dial group
specified for each port. For example, you create a dial-out location
called home and specify that the dial group for home is 2. When you
configure each port, you can assign the port to a dial group. Only ports
assigned to group 2 will be used to dial the location home, while other
ports will not. =20
To associate a location with a dial group number, use the following
command:
Command> set location Locname group Group
***
So you can set this location info in the 192.168.1.54 PM, and it'll use
the same port, when configured to do so!
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