ByzPi to ByzPi Wireless Connection

[Chris Tsongas]

I am working on an Ad-Hoc project and recently tried hsmm-pi but it did not allow me to have the gateway link as a wireless interface.

I would like to confirm the following:

1) Can the ByzPi route wireless traffic between other local ByzPi's?

2) ByzPi can connect to a router gateway running OLSR?

3) Would it be possible to run two wireless interfaces on the ByzPi, one as the Ad-Hoc backbone, and another as an access point for clients to connect to?

4) If #3 is possible, could all client traffic be routed through the Ad-Hoc backbone?

I appreciate anyones help and I will be setting up my ByzPi tonight :)

[The Doctor]

1) Yes.  That was what we designed it for.

2) Yes.  OLSR should automatically detect the presence of a network gateway and advertise routes to same.

3) I don't see why not.  It's been a couple of years since I read the code but I think we implemented that.

4) That was how we engineered it, IIRC.

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[Richard High]

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On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 2:17 PM, The Doctor <dr...@virtadpt.net> wrote:

1) Yes.  That was what we designed it for.

2) Yes.  OLSR should automatically detect the presence of a network gateway and advertise routes to same.

3) I don't see why not.  It's been a couple of years since I read the code but I think we implemented that.

4) That was how we engineered it, IIRC.

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"I am everywhere."

No PGP signature, so this may not be me.  Is it?

On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 8:19 AM, Chris Tsongas <ctson...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am working on an Ad-Hoc project and recently tried hsmm-pi but it did not allow me to have the gateway link as a wireless interface.

I would like to confirm the following:

1) Can the ByzPi route wireless traffic between other local ByzPi's?

2) ByzPi can connect to a router gateway running OLSR?

3) Would it be possible to run two wireless interfaces on the ByzPi, one as the Ad-Hoc backbone, and another as an access point for clients to connect to?

4) If #3 is possible, could all client traffic be routed through the Ad-Hoc backbone?

I appreciate anyones help and I will be setting up my ByzPi tonight :)

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[Chris Tsongas]

Thanks you for your fats response,

From what I have read, the current Byzantium project has been made for Raspbian Wheezy. Would it be possible to run it on Jessie without major modifications?

On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 1:17 PM, The Doctor <dr...@virtadpt.net> wrote:

1) Yes.  That was what we designed it for.

2) Yes.  OLSR should automatically detect the presence of a network gateway and advertise routes to same.

3) I don't see why not.  It's been a couple of years since I read the code but I think we implemented that.

4) That was how we engineered it, IIRC.

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The Doctor [412/724/301/703/415]
https://drwho.virtadpt.net
"I am everywhere."

No PGP signature, so this may not be me.  Is it?

On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 8:19 AM, Chris Tsongas <ctson...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am working on an Ad-Hoc project and recently tried hsmm-pi but it did not allow me to have the gateway link as a wireless interface.

I would like to confirm the following:

1) Can the ByzPi route wireless traffic between other local ByzPi's?

2) ByzPi can connect to a router gateway running OLSR?

3) Would it be possible to run two wireless interfaces on the ByzPi, one as the Ad-Hoc backbone, and another as an access point for clients to connect to?

4) If #3 is possible, could all client traffic be routed through the Ad-Hoc backbone?

I appreciate anyones help and I will be setting up my ByzPi tonight :)

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[Ben Mendis]

The project has been dormant for several years. I doubt anyone has tried, so nobody really knows. It might just work, but more likely it will require a bunch of little tweaks, and maybe a little new development.

Haxwithaxe might be willing to do some work for hire. Try emailing him directly about his consulting rates. m...@haxwithaxe.net