Multiple class-matches

[David W. Hankins]

On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 03:48:53PM +0200, Staffan.Ungsgard at teliasonera.com wrote:
> It seems that if a request matches more than one class, capabilities from
> either class may be honoured.
> In the following example a lease limit of 4 is applied to a lease that
> matches the classes MainClass and AnothetClass1  - eventhough only MainClass
> is "allowed" in the pool definition.

Lease limits make a class a "billing class".  A client can be matched
by several classes that have lease limits, but only one will be billed
for that client.

Note that a client need not be billed to the class in an "allow"
statement for it to be matched.

> Is this by design - i.e. is this something that could be considered "good
> practise" to augment leases ?

Yes, it is by design that a client may match multiple classes, if they
are set up that way.

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