Is this person authenticating via a NAS under your admiistration? You
could apply an acl via a tacacs account to their login and then direct
that traffic to an interface that you could shape...
On Mar 7, 2001 Dan Debertin spake:
> On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Thomas Kernen wrote:
> >
> > My problem is the fact that the IP and/or MAC address is unknown, the
> > rest is trivial.
>
> Thomas,
> You need some way of identifying this user or group of users. If
> IP address and MAC address are unavailable to you as identifiers, are
> there any other characteristics that could be used to identify the user,
> such as destination address?
>
> If there aren't, it's going to be pretty much impossible to traffic-shape
> this user individually, although doing something global is still an
> option.
>
> What sort of situation is this? DSL? Ethernet? More specifics....
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