[nsp] Dynamic users and routes
Cameron Dry
cdry at connect.com.au
Sat Mar 29 09:02:20 EST 2003
Hi
There are 3 solutions to this, depending on your particular setup:
1. On the hub router, configure a separate dialer profile for each
remote router, and ensure the incoming call is bound to the
the dialer interface with the "dialer remote-name" statement.
This way, you can point your route to the dialer interface. The
pre-requisite for this configuration is that you must be using
ppp authentication, and this must be configured on both the
logical (dialer x) and physical (bri x) interface.
2. If the spoke router always uses the same ip address, just point the
route at the next-hop rather than the virtual-interface (not sure
if this option was excluded in your question)
3. Use dynamic routing - for a small network of only a few routers
RIP1/2 or EIGRP works well provided you prevent them from initiating
a call. This only works if there is no need for the hub router
to call the remote routers, and you maintain a static default
on the remote routers - otherwise, snapshot routing would be
required, which has its "limitations".
Cameron Dry
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