[Olsr-dev] SmartGW client side questions

Henning Rogge (spam-protected)
Mon Apr 26 14:18:36 CEST 2010


On Mon April 26 2010 14:05:04 Sven-Ola Tuecke wrote:
> Hey,
> 
> really sorry to bother you again. This time it's the client side. It's adds
> an ipip tunnel without a local IP (ip ru add [funnyname] mode ipip remote
> [gateway-ip]). While this does not work with kernel-2.4 (instists on "local
> [ip-of-mesh-iface]") I ask myself: what's the expected behaviour? Should
> the kernel execute an implicit "ip route get [remote-ip-of-tunnel]" lookup
> 
> [ ] for every packet to send
> [ ] when creating the tunnel
I think the local IP would be the IP of the outgoing interface. But it would 
not be difficult to set the local IP of the tunnel to the originator IP of the 
node. If this is necessary for kernel-2.4, I can create a patch for it.
 
> Moreover: I do not have internet at home and I want a second
> smartgw-server. From my home, this is me -> mesh -> gw -> smartgw1 ->
> smartgw2. How do I select smartgw2 manually (because I expect it to loose
> the ETX/metric battle)?
At the moment there is only one "gateway_handler", which always selects the 
nearest gateway (and change only when it goes away). But plugins can register 
other gateway handlers (similar to the lq_plugin system) to change the gateway 
selection behaviour.

Henning Rogge
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