Hi again,

I have not reached very far. I just started in my early networking-days
with vtun and i like it because i think it is straight forward for
routed widearea wireless networks, where pppoe has a lot of
limitations. 

We have several hundred clients connected via vtun and what i really need is a 
simple database integration, which allows us to add/remove users with 
speed-option, allow/deny access (or just automatic kill removed users), serve 
ips  dinamically and get states and traffic statistics like the stats option 
gives. 
I think vtund only lacks a feature for passing dhcp-ips to client like it does 
with the speed option. 
Reading config from a textfile or db and log stats to textfile or db shouldn't 
be  
a big challenge, i think. As a dirty hack we can even parse db to vtund.conf 
after every change, reload 
config if there are changes and parse stats to db.

 


El lun, 12-04-2010 a las 14:58 -0700, bishop escribió:
> Hi Christian,
> 
> Are you planning to build a module for VTun that will provide AAA 
> integration like this?  It currently works on a shared key, as you know, 
> which a lot like PPP's history.  Without the path already charted by 
> PPP's addition of external modules, I'd expect the migration to an 
> external PWDB to be a lot more challenging than it is now.
> 
> It sounds like an itch that you've been wanting to scratch for a while, 
> now.  How far have you reached?
> 
>   - bish
> 
> Christian Rodler wrote:
> > Hi
> > i want to ask if anyone is interested in adding "some" features  to vtund.
> >
> > We are using vtun for years in a comunity-based wireless internet
> > provider to connect the clients.
> > There are several advantages over the generally used pppoe for us like
> > built-in traffic shaping  and  more important udp  tunnels.
> > Thanks to packet aggregation,  long range wireless links  serve much
> > higher throuput  for udp  traffic  then  connection-oriented protocols.
> >
> >
> > Now the other side:
> > The file-based config goes something unhandy when you have to manage
> > several hundreds of clients. Accounting via stats  and
> > dhcp for client side tunnel-ip  isn't easy.
> >
> > So here comes the wishlist:
> >
> > server integration with radius like  rp-pppoe  with attributes for
> > speed  and acounting.
> >
> >
> > Anybody interested in this vtun-ng ?
> 


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