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You can use it with the USR Chassis No problem... The way to configure =
it is via IP Address and subnetting via Netmask. Make sure you specify =
on your Internet Router that the gateway for your subnetted IPs will be =
your chassis. =20
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Whisenant <mwhisen@airnet.net>
To: emerald@iea-software.com <emerald@iea-software.com>
Date: June 16, 1998 10:12 AM
Subject: Re: Multiple IP address pools
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I can say the USR Total Control will work. Regardless of chassis =
bundle. It works on HiPer ARC Routers cards as well as Netserver =
cards....
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At 12:08 PM 6/15/98 -0700, you wrote:=20
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I am evaluating Emerald for use with my ISP service. We have one =
requirement
that I can't seem to get straight, maybe you could help me. We =
have some
businesses that purchase blocks of dial up accounts. All those =
account need
to be assigned an address from a specific address pool. So group =
one would
have IP subnet 1 and group 2 would have IP subnet 2 etc... It =
seems that I
can do this with Emerald but that it only works with certain =
access
concentrators.
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I was told the Ascend Max's would work. I was given the =
impression that in
order to this I would have to support to ascend only radius =
attributes of
ascend-define-ip-address-pool and ascend-assign-ip-address-pool =
{something
like that :)}. Talking to Bay Networks they are telling me that =
they support
this kind of configuration from the Radius software rather than =
the NAS.
They are using Funk software's steel belted Radius.
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What NAS can I use? We are using Bay Networks 8000s and were =
looking at USR
TCs? I was told the PM3 absolutely wouldn't work?
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Thanks in advance...
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Joe Bissot
PCInternet
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Michael J. Whisenant
Vice-President, Operations
AIRnet Internet Services, Inc.
ph: (256) 704-4692 fax: (256) 704-2329=20
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I am evaluating Emerald for use with =my ISP=20 service. We have one requirement
that I can't seem to get =straight,=20 maybe you could help me. We have some
businesses that =purchase blocks=20 of dial up accounts. All those account need
to be assigned an =address=20 from a specific address pool. So group one would
have IP =subnet 1 and=20 group 2 would have IP subnet 2 etc... It seems that I
can do =this=20 with Emerald but that it only works with certain=20 access
concentrators.
I was told the Ascend Max's =would work.=20 I was given the impression that in
order to this I would have =to=20 support to ascend only radius attributes=20 of
ascend-define-ip-address-pool and =ascend-assign-ip-address-pool=20 {something
like that :)}. Talking to Bay Networks they are =telling me=20 that they support
this kind of configuration from the Radius =software=20 rather than the NAS.
They are using Funk software's steel =belted=20 Radius.
What NAS can I use? We are using Bay Networks =8000s and=20 were looking at USR
TCs? I was told the PM3 absolutely =wouldn't=20 work?
Thanks in advance...
Joe=20 Bissot
PCInternet