Hi Clint,
as you already suspect a routing problem it would have helped a lot if
you had given any information about your routes.
On the Max, there are static routes (most important, the default route)
and dynamic routes (if a connection profile contains a static IP address
the Max will generate a route to this subnet on dial-in).
So what did you configure as your default route? Ethernet-Static
Rtes-Default: Dest=0.0.0.0, Gateway=216.7.46.129 ?
< Understand the next passage as for a configuration on the Max itself.
Translate to RADIUS use accordingly. I would first try to get things
straight with a local profile and then move on to a RADIUS entry).
Then, make sure that your client gets this default route. Usually this
is done by default but can be overridden with a "Client gateway"
(Connection profile-IP options-Client gateway). If there is anything
else than "0.0.0.0" this might cause trouble.
OK, now the Max knows where to send packets to unknown destinations
(e.g. the Internet). When a client connects, an IP from the pool
(which?) is assigned and the Max becomes aware of a new route to this
client. Check this in Terminal Server mode with "ipr sh".
Then the client sends a packet to the Max. As it has received a Gateway
address from the Max (does it have? check on a Windows machine with
"winipcfg"/"ipconfig /all") it sends it to its modem and the packet
reaches the Max. You know that this part works.
Imagine the Max forwards this packet to the Internet and receives an
answer. Does the Max know that the client on the (pool) IP address can
be reached on a WAN port? Yes (see above).
But does your router know?
So next thing you check that on your router there is a route for the IP
pool pointing to the Max. Otherwise, the router wouldn't know where to
send the packet and would go and search this subnet on the Internet.
Assuming your pool is 216.7.47.0/24 yielding remote host IPs .1 to .254.
Then you would need a route for 216.7.47.0/24 (MASK 255.255.255.0) to
216.7.46.141 (your Max).
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Wolfgang
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