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OK. What IS unique to a dial? The phone number that the person is calling
from. The private key and passphrase is supposed to be unique and secure. What
else? I know there are ways to have the system call the user back at their
predefined phone number, but what about using the phone number in the
authentication process?
gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 12:07:19PM -0400, Mike Leone wrote:
> > Can SSH do that? I'll have to look into it. however, home folks probably
> > will NOT have a NIC; merely a dial-up.
>
> No. In fact, nothing can do this. In order to deal with MAC
> addresses you need to be on the same ethernet segment (or have a
> static route written all the way out) as the other MAC address.
> Otherwise, the MAC address attached to a packet is just that of the
> router in came through last.
>
> --
> ~ g r @ eclipsed.net
>
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