[rbak-nsp] pppoe service-policy on SEOS6.1.1.4 / ip assignment
Marcin Kuczera
marcin at leon.pl
Sat May 10 09:39:54 EDT 2008
hello,
could you please help me with creating service-policy for pppoe ?
I have:
!
context wifi1
domain wifi advertise
!
!
context voip1
domain voip advertise
!
!
context bgp2
domain leon advertise
!
then I did a test:
!
dot1q pvc 800 encapsulation multi
mac-address 00:00:01:ac:01:00
circuit protocol pppoe
bind authentication chap service-policy radio maximum 2000
!
and now - policy:
!
service-policy name radio
deny pppoe service-name leon
!
in this configuration after sendig PADI i reveive an offer with 3
services: wifi, voip and leon
I was trying many configurations of service-policy and the resul was
either all of them were available or non of them.
I need the filter that will advertise only services that I explicitli
want to be advertised via particular PVC.
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the other question.
As I notified, the pool can be defined only according to primary ip address
on multibind interface.
But - this is just a case when I use a pool for subscribers.
now:
#1. If I use a pool, is it somehow possible to assign IP addresses to
subscribers
from /24 classes that are not continous ? (can't be merged into /23 i.e.) ?
I can specify i.e.:
!
interface pppoe1 multibind
ip address 212.106.136.0/24
ip pool 212.106.136.1 to 212.106.136.254 name pppoe1
!
!
interface pppoe2 multibind
ip address 195.66.73.0/24
ip pool 195.66.73.1 to 195.66.73.254 name pppoe2
!
now:
!
subscriber name test
password test
ip address pool name pppoe1
rate circuit in 512 burst 50000
rate circuit out 1024 burst 100000
!
but - I can point out just one pool.
But - if first pool is out of addresses, I want to use second pool.
Is it possible to do it like that ?
#2. similar case as #1 but using radius.
Can I use 2 pools or the pools can be chosen by radius ?
If can be chosen without definition on SE100, can I use addresses from
secondary ip range ?
And - the last question in this set of questions ;)
Is it possible to assign CLIPS subsribier IP address with mask other than
/32 ?
I.e. /22 ?
I have a large LAN and I want my subscribers to exchange traffic between
each other directly
without passing via BRAS.
Regards,
Marcin
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