Is this routed the standard way? I mean where the first and last IP are broadcasts? so that to give em 2 I gotta give em 4? (Sorry for sounding dense) and can it be in the same class C as its ip pool? Or do I need a regular route route (I was hoping there was some ip alias trick - but Ill live!) On Fri, 31 May 2002, Jim Segrave wrote: > On Thu 30 May 2002 (20:39 -0500), Chad Whitten wrote: > > you can setup a static profile on the max or tnt and assign the customer a > > block of ip's (/30, /29, whatever). That is what i do for ISDN customers who > > need more than 1 ip address. typically i assign a /30 which gives them an ip > > for their router and an ip for their gateway/firewall/vpn device. If they > > need public ips on their lan (why they would i have no idea) i assign them a > > either a /29 or /28 and charge them for the extra ips. > > > > A Radius reply with a Framed-Address of their dialup router and a > Framed-Netmask will route a subnet over a dial-up connection. We do > this as a matter of course with /29s, /28s and the odd /27 > > -- > Jim Segrave jes at nl.demon.net > ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com Archives: http://www.nexial.com/mailinglists/