12 Jun
2015
12 Jun
'15
10:32 p.m.
Hello there... it's me again :)
I got the image from Gui/DeltaLibre running, I changed the lime-defaults
according to our needs, did the lime-config/uci commit/reboot steps and
everything seems to work fine.
However, I still have some questions:
- How to mark a node as a permanent gateway? Can i set it in
lime-defaults or it's better to just set it in the node-specific lime file?
- Why bmx6 doesn't recognise the other nodes? I basically left the
batman-adv/bmx6 as it was, batman-adv seems to work fine, but bmx6
doesn't recognise the other nodes.
- What's the correct way to assign a IPv6 address space? Does it have to
be public or private? Where do you get your IPv6 blocks assigned?
- Can someone have a look at my config? :)
I'm attaching the current lime-defaults file to this email.
Cheers!
Ciaby
12 Jun
12 Jun
11:28 p.m.
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On 12/06/15 19:32, Ciaby wrote:
Hello there... it's me again :) I got the image
from Gui/DeltaLibre
running, I changed the lime-defaults according to our needs, did
the lime-config/uci commit/reboot steps and everything seems to
work fine. However, I still have some questions: - How to mark a
node as a permanent gateway? Can i set it in lime-defaults or it's
better to just set it in the node-specific lime file?
there's no current way to do that on lime framework :(
so you'd have to do it "openwrt vanilla style"
# bmx6 -c tunIn=INinet4 /network 0.0.0.0/0 /bandwidth 10000000
[...snip...]
# uci changes
bmx6.cfg1020b3=tunIn
bmx6.cfg1020b3.tunIn=INinet4
bmx6.cfg1020b3.network=0.0.0.0/0
bmx6.cfg1020b3.bandwidth=10000000
# uci commit
- Why bmx6 doesn't recognise the other nodes? I
basically left the
batman-adv/bmx6 as it was, batman-adv seems to work fine, but bmx6
doesn't recognise the other nodes.
it should. if bmx6 doesn't find other nodes, nothing works :P
where are you looking at? to determine if it "recognises other nodes"?
- What's the correct way to assign a IPv6 address
space? Does it
have to be public or private? Where do you get your IPv6 blocks
assigned?
if you have public, native ipv6 from your ISP, then go ahead with
that. Chances are 99% you don't ;) so we use librenet6 tunnels for that.
We use public addresses, currently from guifi.net (they have
2a00:1508::/32), either inside:
* 2a00:1508:0a00::/40
or historically inside
* 2a00:1508:0001:f000::/52
but that last prefix is small and kinda deprecated
in the legacy space, we manually assigned networks (since it was small)
in the new space, it's big enough that you can make up two random
bytes and get yourself a /56 without asking, with a small enough
chance of collision.
you're already into this situation, judging by your config :)
main_ipv6_address=2a00:1508:0a%N1:%N200::/64
then, it's just a matter of setting up a proper tinc tunnel to librenet6
- Can someone have a look at my config? :) I'm
attaching the
current lime-defaults file to this email. Cheers!
looks great to me
Ciaby
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13 Jun
13 Jun
10:04 a.m.
The only things i noted on your lime-defaults is
option main_ipv4_address '10.%N1.0.0/16'
a /16 seems quite big for batman-adv cloud and would make it difficult to have
non overlapping subnets if in the future we decide to route ipv4 clouds
accross the tunnels, so as it seems a little overkill to me to use a big /16 i
would use something much smaller
but take this just as what i would do ;)
Cheers!
15 Jun
15 Jun
10:22 p.m.
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On 06/12/2015 06:28 PM, Gui Iribarren wrote:
I
don't have the routers with me, but both the web interface and the
bmx6 CLI weren't showing any other node beside the one I was connected
to. I'll try to reflash all of them with the new stable release and
see if anything change.
Well, I just copied the
config from DeltaLibre :) If it's good enough,
I'll leave it as it is.
Great, thanks!
Cheers
Ciaby
On 12/06/15 19:32, Ciaby wrote:
Ok, I'll try this later today.
Hello there... it's me again :) I got the
image from
Gui/DeltaLibre running, I changed the lime-defaults according to
our needs, did the lime-config/uci commit/reboot steps and
everything seems to work fine. However, I still have some
questions: - How to mark a node as a permanent gateway? Can i set
it in lime-defaults or it's better to just set it in the
node-specific lime file?
there's no current way to do that on lime framework :( so you'd
have to do it "openwrt vanilla style"
# bmx6 -c tunIn=INinet4 /network 0.0.0.0/0 /bandwidth 10000000
[...snip...] # uci changes bmx6.cfg1020b3=tunIn
bmx6.cfg1020b3.tunIn=INinet4 bmx6.cfg1020b3.network=0.0.0.0/0
bmx6.cfg1020b3.bandwidth=10000000 # uci commit - Why bmx6
doesn't recognise the other nodes? I basically left
the batman-adv/bmx6 as it was, batman-adv seems to work fine, but
bmx6 doesn't recognise the other nodes.
it should. if bmx6 doesn't find other nodes, nothing works :P where
are you looking at? to determine if it "recognises other nodes"? - What's
the correct way to assign a IPv6 address space? Does it
have to be public or private? Where do you get your IPv6 blocks
assigned?
if you have public, native ipv6 from your ISP, then go ahead with
that. Chances are 99% you don't ;) so we use librenet6 tunnels for
that. We use public addresses, currently from guifi.net (they have
2a00:1508::/32), either inside: * 2a00:1508:0a00::/40 or
historically inside * 2a00:1508:0001:f000::/52 but that last prefix
is small and kinda deprecated
in the legacy space, we manually assigned networks (since it was
small)
in the new space, it's big enough that you can make up two random
bytes and get yourself a /56 without asking, with a small enough
chance of collision.
you're already into this situation, judging by your config :)
main_ipv6_address=2a00:1508:0a%N1:%N200::/64 then, it's just a
matter of setting up a proper tinc tunnel to librenet6 - Can someone
have a look at my config? :) I'm attaching the
current lime-defaults file to this email. Cheers!
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