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Jonathan Wayman ventured to comment, at 6/14/06 2:06 PM:
> What seems to be the most common deployment for in-band? Virtual gateway (L2
> bridinging only), Real-IP gateway (CAS is the gateway for the untrusted
> subnet(s)), or NAT? I realize that this depends quite a bit on network
> topology and what you want to accomplish. I would just like to get a feel
> for how most people have this deployed.
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Ours are Real-IP gateways. At first we couldn't get the DHCP information
through the virtuals, then it just made sense to migrate that function
to CCA altogether. We started out somewhere in version 2, so historical
reasoning may not apply to your situation. Lacking Cisco switches, the
OOB solution is not available to us, either.
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