ip 207.xxx.xxx.1 255.255.255.0 secondary
to route a seconday C-class onto my ether.
now my problem. I use the DEFAULT config in radius to hand out dynamic
IPs, and then manually configure personal dedicated IPs to customers that
puchase them.
IC've tested this on my bottom portmaster, and it appears that the
dedicated IPs from 204.xxx.xxx.xxx will *not* 'ESTABLISH' when dialing
into the portmaster configured to have a 207.xxx.xxx.xxx address and
207.xxx.xxx.1 gateway (and dole out 207.xxx.xxx.xxx dynamic IPs)
for now it would be fine and dandy to move all my dedicated IP customers
to the new C-class, but what happens when I use up a whol C-class on
portmasters alone and I still have static IPs?
the root of my question is:
Am I going about this right?
Is there a better way?
Do I have to stop offering static IPs if my growth continues?
Am I asking the right questions?
chipperz
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Christopher John Chiapusio BridgeNet
Network Administrator http://www.bridge.net 100 South Biscayne Blvd.
chipper@bridge.net Miami, FL 33131
EA@IRC http://cwww.bridge.net 305.374.3031
"Got enough guilt to start my own religion."
-- Tori Amos
"Next week there can't be any crisis. My schedule is already full."
-Henry Kissinger
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