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in this case you can ensure that the same user will get the same IP address regardless of where they connect to the access network via the use of either L2F or L2TP tunnels. rather than using multiple radius server deploy radius proxies which backend to a central user radius database. -- --- Marc Teichtahl, B. Eng (Comp Sys) RMIT, IEEE 11016334 Network Sloven and Engineer "I never remember what i did tomorrow" PGP Key ID: 0x8E69E8A1 On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Mohan Sundar wrote: > > Hi, > > A Service Provider, having several POPs, I presume > will be using at least one RADIUS server that is > associated to each POP, and are usually colocated > at the POP, along with the RAS, aggregation and other > IP service devices. > > And the IP address assigned for a subscriber dialing > up from one location is assigned by the corresponding > RADIUS server, after authentication. If this is the > case, how is this subscriber provided service like > internet connectivity, when he travels to another > part of US? Will the RADIUS server info be available > to all the POPs of the Service Provider? How are > the current ISPs doing this? > > To take it further, when policies are associated with > this subscriber that are based on IP address, how > is that handled when the subscriber travels? > > Your input on this will be greatly appreciated. > > thanks. > Mohan > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. > http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/?.refer=text > >
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