I checked out RADIUS tables, and the Framed-Routing is indeed set to
none, except in a few cases of people with multiple IP addresses and one
dialup account (i.e. a dialup gateway machine).
> >broadcast/no_listen on the upstream (ethernet) side. Thus, anything
>
> Maybe not bad, but generally poor. If you need RIP at all why aren't use
> listening as well as broadcasting. (Personally I'd use OSPF, but...)
> If you only need the default route, what else on the network would need to
> hear RIP from the PM that it couldn't get from ARP and Proxy-ARP?
>
> Now, I doubt either of these are the trouble.
>
Actually, we're working on changing to OSPF, but we're having problems
getting our Ciscos to talk to the Portmasters. But that's another issue
we're working on with Lucent/Cisco.
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