Re: (ASCEND) Routing setups

[Andrew Fresh <andrew@wordmaker.com>]

I followed this setup and it appears to be working great. I was able to 
turn RIP off completely.

Thanks for everybody's help.

l8rZ,

At 05:51 PM 2/18/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>You can turn on proxying.  If you have a LAN and some of the addresses
>assigned to the Max are LAN addresses, then proxying will make them
>appear to be on the LAN.  If you arrange things so that all of the
>addresses will appear to be on the LAN then RIP updates will be
>unnecessary as will static routes, etc.
>
>--Tony
>
>andrew wrote:
> >
> > We have several Max set up for Dial-in. (We are an ISP) and of course we
> > have quite a few IP's set aside that people get when they dial in.  However
> > at the moment I am distributing those to the router via RIP2 and that means
> > there are 240 routes being sent to the router and distributed. This seems
> > like a lot and I would like to know if I turn off RIP on all of my maxen
> > they will continue to function properly and everyone will continue to be
> > able to log in and use their Internet connection?
> > --
> > andrew

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