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Configuring and Troubleshooting Bay Dial VPN Services

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Configuring IPX on the Home Network RADIUS Server

BaySecure Access Control (BSAC) is the RADIUS server that resides on the CPE

network and communicates with the RADIUS client on the gateway router. This

example uses the UNIX-based version of BSAC, but the same principles apply to

configuring BSAC for other platforms.

To add IPX protocol support on the BSAC (or any other) RADIUS server, you

must set the Framed-IPX-Network

parameter to the appropriate value, ensuring

that the value is in the appropriate format (that is, hexadecimal or decimal).

The RADIUS server passes the Novell network number to the dial-in user. That

number must correspond to the CPE router’s S11 frame relay access WAN link’s

Novell network number, so that no static routes are required. The router knows the

correct frame relay DLCI associated with that Novell network number, because it

is the router’s synchronous interface.

Configuring DHCP Dynamic Address Assignment (Layer 3)

To use DHCP for dynamic address assignment, you must have a DHCP server on

the customer’s home network configured to dynamically assign IP addresses from

a designated range of addresses. This server communicates with a DHCP client

proxy on the Layer 3 gateway. The server dynamically allocates an IP address for

a dial-in user when the client proxy requests one.

Chapter 5, “Configuring TMS and Security for erpcd Networks

,” describes

configuring the TMS parameters necessary for DHCP. The following sections

describe how to define assignable address ranges.

Note:

To determine the value for the ipx_frame_type parameter at the Novell

server, you can examine the AUTOEXEC.NCF file or issue the Novell console

command

protocol

. The Novell command

loadinstall

lets you set all of the

options.

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