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> How do you identify where a RAS server resides if the dhcp server lists
> just the funky RAS mac type address?
>
> I see that the first 3 hex nums spell out RAS, but it is not clear how
> you
> identify a mac or whatever to use to
> trace back to the RAS server.
When you find out, can you get back to us all? :-)
The wisdom here seems to be that there is no way to really "trace" them
other than putting a sniffer on the wire, finding the link-layer address in
the request packets and shutting down some service to that link address
(like a filter in a gateway router or something) and wait for the hollering
to start. :-)
b.
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Brian J. Murrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BCTel Advanced Communications 604 454 5279
Vancouver, B.C.
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