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Old 06-28-2004, 11:27 AM   #1
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remote administrating modems via MAC address instead of TCP/IP

I am looking to do some remote administering of bridges which we configured to have the same ip address. Didn't plan on having to remote in. It is basically an ISP that uses Radius to only allow certain MAC addresses connect to our wireless radios. Does anybody know of a way to connect to these bridges based on MAC Address? I can't seem to find any help, and have know idea if it is even possible.

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