Global address pool

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Old 12-07-2006
Paul Khavkine
 
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Hi folks.


I'm looking into ways to implement a "global address pool" for multiple =
NASes and multiple RADIUS servers.

I see that there's 2 possible ways of doing it with FreeRADIUS.

1) use rlm_ippool
2) use rlm_sqlippool

I'm leaning towards rlm_sqlippool since it can be used to "lease" an =
address to a subscriber for a period of time
so they get same ip address for the duration of the "lease".

Is there any other ways to implement NAS independent address pool and be =
able to "lease" same address to a subscriber ?

Is anyone using sqlippool in production ?=20

Thanx
Paul

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I'm looking into ways to implement a &quot;global address pool&quot; for =
multiple NASes and multiple RADIUS servers.<BR>
<BR>
I see that there's 2 possible ways of doing it with FreeRADIUS.<BR>
<BR>
1) use rlm_ippool<BR>
2) use rlm_sqlippool<BR>
<BR>
I'm leaning towards rlm_sqlippool since it can be used to =
&quot;lease&quot; an address to a subscriber for a period of time<BR>
so they get same ip address for the duration of the =
&quot;lease&quot;.<BR>
<BR>
Is there any other ways to implement NAS independent address pool and be =
able to &quot;lease&quot; same address to a subscriber ?<BR>
<BR>
Is anyone using sqlippool in production ?<BR>
<BR>
Thanx<BR>
Paul<BR>
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