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18 Introduction
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IP Upsell
System administrators can set two different DHCP pools for the same physical LAN. When
DHCP subscribers select a service plan with a public pool address, the NSE associates their
MAC address with their public IP address for the duration of the service level agreement. The
opposite is true if they select a plan with a private pool address. This feature enables a
competitive solution and is an instant revenue generator for ISPs.
The IP Upsell feature solves a number of connectivity problems, especially with regard to
L2TP and certain video conferencing and online gaming applications.
NSE releases 8.2 and later provide additional flexibility for configuring up sell scenarios. Users
can be assigned WAN’s of different bandwidth capabilities; for example, hotel guests with
loyalty memberships can qualify for premium services.
Load Balancing
NSE releases 8.2 and later provide load balancing as an optional module See “Load Balancing
and Link Failover” on page 31 for a more complete description and typical use cases.
Logout Pop-Up Window
As an alternative to the ICC, the NSE delivers a HTML-based pop-up window with the
following functions:
Provides the opportunity to display a single logo.
Displays the session’s elapsed/count-down time.
Presents an explicit Logout button.
See also, “Information and Control Console” on page 16.
MAC Filtering
MAC Filtering enhances Nomadix' access control technology by allowing system
administrators to block malicious users based on their MAC address. Up to 50 MAC addresses
can be blocked at any one time. See also, “Session Rate Limiting (SRL)” on page 23.
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