Hello Elias - In your case I would do this:
# define Client clauses with Identifiers <Client a.a.a.a> Identifier WhatEver ..... </Client> <Client b.b.b.b> Identifier WhatEver ..... </Client> <Client c.c.c.c> Identifier WhatEver ..... </Client> <Client d.d.d.d> Identifier WhatEver ..... </Client> <Client e.e.e.e> Identifier WhatEver ..... </Client> ..... # define Handlers <Handler Client-Identifier = WhatEver> ..... </Handler> regards Hugh On Tuesday, Nov 26, 2002, at 17:11 Australia/Melbourne, Elias wrote:
Hi Hugh,
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Will there be any performance difference if I structure my config file as below?
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a. <Handler NAS-IP-Address = /a.a.a.a|b.b.b.b|c.c.c.c|d.d.d.d|e.e.e.e/>
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b.�<Handler NAS-IP-Address =/a.a.a.a/>
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Which way would be faster/better for Radiator? Or will both of them just give the same results? Thanks.
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- Elias -
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