Share IP pool between multiple Routers

Because a limited number of IPv4 addresses still available and the reluctancy of upstream ISPs handing out hundreds op public IPv4 adresses, we would like to set up a central IP pool for our whole network or segments op our network to be used on PPPoE.

This means we do not have to guess the number of IPs we need to add to the PPPoE IP pool of each router with multiple sectors. IPs can then be issued from a central shared pool an available on any sector and router as needed.

I know the routing tables would be quite large as routing tables will include lots of rules for pools devided up into smaller blocks. We’re using BGP and need to cater for about 750 users at the moment.

Any suggestions?

You have 2 options

1- Say it loud in different sections of the forum to be heard and backed up by other people like me and make it filed as a feature request by Normis :slight_smile:))

or

2- Run OSPF in the internal network and distrubute the IPs centrally from your RADIUS.

I’m using successfully doush’ option 2 :smiley:
To keep low the number of OSPF Routers in the network, i sync the APs of a site with the router site via BGP
1500 users so far without problems

Can you explain this, please?