On Mon, 30 Aug 1999, Ingvar Berg (ERA) wrote:
> One way of handling this would be to keep the various vendor
> attributes in separate files, and the standard attributes in another.
> Then, to make it work in a particular installation you just "cat std
> usr cisco acc > mydictionary" to cover the nas types in the network.
Just thought I would toss this idea out. What about putting the
"Dictionary" directive in the <Client> clause? That way it would consult
the dictionary for that correct NAS. I am sure their is a reason this
hasn't been done, just curious.
Brian
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> /Ingvar
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