[Chilli] Multiple gateway setup

[Richard REY]

Hi Alberto,

This is the begining of a script used in ALCASAR project that let you 
see the available variables :

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#!/bin/sh

# alcasar-conup.sh by Rexy
# This script is distributed under the Gnu General Public License (GPL)

# This script is launched after each successfull login
# Debug : show all the coova parse variables. There are declared in 
/src/chilli.c

echo "parse coova variables" > /tmp/debug-conup.txt

for i in LAYER3 DEV NET MASK ADDR USER_NAME NAS_IP_ADDRESS SERVICE_TYPE 
FRAMED_IP_ADDRESS FILTER_ID STATE CLASS CUI SESSION_TIMEOUT IDLE_TIMEOUT 
CALLING_STATION_ID CALLED_STATION_ID NAS_ID NAS_PORT_TYPE 
ACCT_SESSION_ID ACCT_INTERIM_INTERVAL WISPR_LOCATION_ID 
WISPR_LOCATION_NAME WISPR_BANDWIDTH_MAX_UP WISPR_BANDWIDTH_MAX_DOWN 
WISPR-SESSION_TERMINATE_TIME CHILLISPOT_MAX_INPUT_OCTETS 
CHILLISPOT_MAX_OUTPUT_OCTETS CHILLISPOT_MAX_TOTAL_OCTETS INPUT_OCTETS 
OUTPUT_OCTETS SESSION_TIME IDLE_TIME LOCATION OLD_LOCATION TERMINATE_CAUSE

do
	echo "$i : ${!i}" >> /tmp/debug-conup.txt
done
...

Best regards
REXY

Le 04/12/2012 07:08, David Bird a écrit :
> Hi Alberto,
>
> I don't have an example of the script you need immediately available,
> but you should look into the conup/condown configuration (chilli --help)
> to implement the multi-wan routing. For a glimpse at the variables you
> get in the script from chilli, see runscript() in chilli.c, which set up
> the environment of the script.
>
> Cheers,
> David
>
>
> On Mon, 2012-12-03 at 13:04 +0100, alberto at web3king.com wrote:
>> On Thu, 2012-11-29 at 10:31 +0100, alberto at web3king.com wrote:
>>> Hi everyone I setup a hotspot with chilli+coova but I want to use
>>>   multiple gateway for internet access.
>>>   I've got two type of users: standard and premium, I want to set
>>>   different gateway to serve internet access for this two kind of
>>> users.
>>>   This is a classic use case: a standard and a premium user see the
>>>   access point wifi signal, they connect to the wifi, they see the
>>> login
>>>   page and they insert their login and password. At this point I want
>>> to
>>>   set two different gateways, for example: 192.168.182.20 for standard
>>> and
>>>   192.168.182.30 for premium. In other words I want to set different
>>> SLA
>>>   based on different gateway.
>>
>>   On attachment there is my configuration:
>>    - on the lan side there's a DHCP 192.168.182.1/24 (eth1). I've got to
>>   kind of user that connect to the wifi signal, they put login and
>>   password and after that they're connceted with the coova+chilli server,
>>   for example
>>         normal user: IP_ADDRESS 192.168.182.50 GW 192.168.182.1 NETMASK
>>   255.255.255.0
>>         premium user: IP_ADDRESS 192.168.182.70 GW 192.168.182.1 NETMASK
>>   255.255.255.0
>>
>>   - on the wan side there are two type of connection to go on internet: a
>>   UMTS and SAT connection. In my case coova+chilli have to set for the
>>   normal user the connection to UMTS and for premium user the connection
>>   to SAT (dotted line on the schema). In other words this is a sort of
>>   traceroute for two user:
>>   normal user (192.168.182.50) -> 192.168.182.1 (eth1 - lan) ->
>>   coova+chilli -> 192.168.181.50 (eth0:0 - wan) -> UMTS -> INTERNET
>>   premium user (192.168.182.70) -> 192.168.182.1 (eth1 - lan) ->
>>   coova+chilli -> 192.168.181.100 (eth0:1 - wan) -> SAT -> INTERNET
>>
>>   Best Regards,
>>   Alberto - Web3king.com
>