[Babel-users] not routing
Juliusz Chroboczek
Juliusz.Chroboczek at pps.jussieu.fr
Thu Nov 5 18:19:59 UTC 2009
Oh, I see.
Basically, you've got the following topology:
=== A ... B ... C ---
where === and --- are external (wired) routes, and ... are wireless
links controlled by Babel.
Now what you can easily do is select which route B will prefer, since
B's routing tables are under the control of Babel. What is more
difficult is controlling which route will be taken by C, since the route
taken by C is under control of an external agent (DHCP, Babel, whatever).
I really don't see a good solution that doesn't require modifying the
DHCP server on C. A workaround would be to move C into the Babel
network by adding a new node C':
==== A ... B ... C . C' ---
where C' routes through the slow ADSL line, and C chooses between B and
C' using Babel.
Juliusz
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