2015-01-27 - Re: [GRASE-Hotspot] Chilli and New DHCP request

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From: Dražen Žuvela <dr***a@radez.hr>
Message Hash: b8437adf606c1e2414a69f32883f41b0f772405833cfb03b15e3e291ff7b49e0
Message ID: <54C790FA.5020800@radez.hr>
Reply To: <CAPz6xh4+M7YiLsnXVY0B2DnOMPLeAB1wxpkbAZWABnmN2vQznA@mail.gmail.com>
UTC Datetime: 2015-01-27 06:22:02 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 14:22:02 +0100

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Tomas
how you did conclude that Chili gets MAC from WAN?
First of all, MACs are assigned to every single network interface in 
factory, and no one interface has the same MAC.
So they are all unique, and nobody else provide MACs to the interfaces.
What Chilly provides it is IP which is provided to any MAC when MAC 
asking for. This is what DHCP do. Chilly is DHCP in this case.

Now, check that you have proper "network mask" defined.  Network setting 
at Grase admin page.
If you have 255.255.255.0 then your DHCP pool is wrong 30 - 250. It 
should be 30 - 223 max. (This mask gives only 254 nodes total)

I think that initial net mask setting by Grase installation is 
255.255.0.0 , which gives  65.654 max nodes. If this is your settings, 
given range should be OK .
If this is your setting, then I don't know what problem may be.

Rgds.
Drazen


26.1.2015. u 12:22, Tomas213 je napisao/la:
> Hello.
> Every time i reboot the server i get these errors :
>
>
> Jan 26 13:09:03 coova-chilli[938]: chilli.c: 4989: Client 
> MAC=00-21-9B-1D-A6-F0 assigned IP 10.1.0.118
> Jan 26 13:09:14 coova-chilli[938]: chilli.c: 5101: New DHCP request 
> from MAC=28-80-23-D0-6F-4B
> Jan 26 13:09:14  coova-chilli[938]: ippool.c: 483: Static out of range
>
> I have a limit in the ip range from 30 to 250 so the iprage gets full 
> very soon and no client can connect.
>
> From config file from chilli :
>
>
> HS_WANIF=${HS_WANIF:-eth1}            # WAN Interface toward the Internet
> HS_LANIF=${HS_LANIF:-eth0}                 # Subscriber Interface for 
> client devices
>
>
> from Grase admin panel :
>
> LAN Network Interface : eth0
> WAN Network Interface : eth1
>
>
> It seems that for some reason Chilli gets mac address from my network 
> and not from the client ip range. Is there a way to force Chilli not 
> to check my lan?
>
> thanks
>
>
> Thomas
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