Thanks Scott! I'm running 1.01. Anyway to upgrade to this from the interface? Or is there an easy way to pull it down from the snapshots?
Thx. On 1/30/07, Scott Ullrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While I do not know the answers to these questions, I have updated OLSRD to 0.4.10 in the latest snapshots. Please test to ensure that it atleast works. Thanks! On 1/30/07, Michael Oh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Also having problems with olsrd running on pfsense. Upgraded to the olsr > 0.4.10 version and this seemed to stabilize it and give it the latest > features. Also, if you want to modify the configs, you can edit the > /etc/inc/services.inc file (towards the end). Not sure if this is > "acceptable" but was able to play around with different settings this way. > > I also ran into a funny problem where the pfsense box didn't issue the > proper olsrd packets in the expected time periods. I had set the hna and > mid, tc, and hello packets to 2 seconds with validity of 120. But when I did > a tcpdump, there were only 8 packets about every 30-45 seconds. Not what I > was expecting... The other units I have (not pfsense) running olsrd sent > packets as expected. So, I couldnt' figure out if pfsense was "caching" the > packets somehow? Didn't make any sense. I did have traffic shaping turned > on, but I disabled it and same results.. > > Just to add to the list of issues... :-( > > Michael Oh > > > On 1/29/07, Pablo Montoro Escaño <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > We are working with WRAP 2C boards with OLSR and we are having a lot of > > problems. We have checked through the forums all the conversations about > this > > but we haven't found any solution. We are using them with a WIFI at 5 GHz > in the > > olsr, one ethernet, and one WIFI at 2,4 Ghz in which we don't have olsr. > > > > We are trying to fix problems on the code but we haven't found yet the > > solutions. We leave you here three problems we have found just in case you > > already have the solution, or if we could help in any way to fix them: > > > > 1.- We configure two equipments separately with olsr. Olsr don't create > the > > routes if we don't reboot the equipment or restart olsr when the antennas > are > > communicated. > > > > 2. - In a point to point link, with a correct route table. When there is > no > > traffic during a while (30 minutes aprox.), in one of both equipment > (pfsense > > that don't announce itself as gateway) the routes disappears. But, if the > > traffic is kept up (for example, with icmp traffic, doing pings > constantly), the > > routes doesn't disappear. > > > > > > 3. - The HNA4 routes doesn't work. When we fill at the GUI the field > "Announce > > Dynamic local route" we see that the olsrd.conf file appears well > configured > > with the routes at HNA4. But instead of working these routes... all the > routes > > crash! The olsrd process continue running, but as if it wasn't running. It > seems > > that any olsr traffic doesn't pass, and there are no routes at all. > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > > > -- > > Thanks! > Michael Oh --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Thanks! Michael Oh
