Re: (ASCEND) IP Routing Problem

[Phillip Vandry <phil@4p.com>]

> Hi Folks
> 
> The problem is related to some sort of Static routing on Max3000. What is happe
> neing
> here is that we have 2 NAS and we want to use it for clients who are assigned
> STATIC IPs from radius. Both the NAS are on different IP SUBETS and have 4 PRIs
> with the same TRUNK NUMBER. What we did is we made users on RADIUS and assigned
> them STATIC IPs so that they can go on ANY of the two NAS with IPs different
> from those configured on NAS i-e NAS1 has .xxx.xxx.109.2/30 while NAS2 has xxx.
> xxx.109.4/30
> while users are from xxx.xxx.105.0 Subnet. The ethernet of both the NAS are
> connected to a Cat5000 in a VLAN. Now, the user connects on any of the two NAS

You will need to run a routing protocol between the NASes and the default
router so that it knows how to reach the users on the xxx.xxx.105.0/24
network no matter which NAS they are connected to.

But note however that xxx.xxx.109.4/30 is an invalid IP address (you have
this as the address of your second NAS). .4 is the network address, .7
is the broadcast, that makes only .5 and .6 usable.

-Phil
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