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If we have Radius manager and Mikrotik NAS, and if we want to use it for Hotspot. So is it possible that the DHCP pool on NAS is private say 10.5.50.0/24 and after guests gets logged in, the guest should be provided with a public ip from a public pool say 1.1.1.0/25 for that session (till the time the user is logged in) after the user logs out the ip should be free.
The assignment of Public IPs to private IPs (after users gets logged in) should be random. So, can Radius Manager keep session logs of users along with logged in time, logged out, its private ip and also public IP. I earlier tried doing netmap of src-nat and dstn-nat, but there was no logs maintained of which private ip is assigned to which public ip.
Even Mikrotik support says that there isnt any option currently to log the netmaps. We have to maintain fool-proof security as per the law of DoT, thus need to allocate users with unique Public Ip for each login (and not masquerade). And the problem is that we have very limited Public Ips (but enough to allocate the live concurrent users). Would really appreciate if you could help me on this. Like Comment by — February 10, 2012 @. That’s true when we have PPPoE clients, since IP is allocated only after users logs in (By Radius) but how can that be possible while using HotSpot. Because any user getting connected to the HotSpot interface; Public IP will automatically be provided even when the user doesn’t logs in.
That would result in wastage of Public IPs. I want public ips to be assigned only after users logs in.
Mera mann lyrics. And that, either Radius should have the users Public IP detail of the session, or else Mikrotik should manage logs of which private IP is mapped to which public IP along with time-stamp (Logs send to Syslog server). Like Comment by — February 10, 2012 @. Hi, We now have a network with Radius Manager and Mikrotik as NAS for PPPoE users.
We have obeserved that while creating profile/plans like 1mbps day and 2 mbps night (7 am to 9 pm 1 mbps & 9 pm tp 7 am 2 mbps) on Radius Manager, the queue (rate-limit) of the pppoe users does not changes on the fly but if the user logs out and logs in again at the night time the user gets the queue of 2 mbps. Mikrotik support says that CoA is only for HotSpot and not for PPPoE thus cannot change rate-limit of connected pppoe users. CoA for PPPoE only supports DM (Disconnect-Message) or so called PoD(Packet of Disconnection) to disconnect the connected pppoe users. Is there any solution which can change the queue/rate-limit of the pppoe users on the fly without disconnecting the users.
Would appreciate your reply. Liked by Comment by — April 18, 2012 @. Hello, we require load balancing along with failover.
Eg LAN – 192.168.1.0/24. WAN 1 (interface ip) – 10.10.1.2 g/w 10.10.1.1 WAN 2 (interface ip) – 10.10.2.2 g/w 10.10.2.1.