Hello Mark -
On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, Mark O'Leary wrote:
> I've got Radiator assigning my users IPs from one of three subnets
> based on Framed-Group attributes in the users files and base
> addresses defined in the clients section of the config, and it is all
> working beautifully (as I am sure other radiator users have found
> before me).
>
> However, I'm not clear on how to set up the routing in and out of my
> portmaster to cope with the two non-native subnets that clients are
> now being assigned. Its not strictly a radiator question, but I'm
> sure there are folks here who have already solved it... At the moment
> these accounts get the right IP addresses but can't ping anything
> beyond the chassis they a re dialling in to. Not ideal.
>
I don't know how you have configured the routing on your network, but if the
NAS is advertising routes to an internal routing protocol, you would simply add
those routes to the NAS configuration. Otherwise, you will have to set up
static routes on the relevant routers pointing to the NAS. You will also have
to organise whatever is required to announce those routes externally as well,
either through your BGP configuration or through your upstream provider.
hth
Hugh
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