2015-11-16 4:13 GMT+02:00 Marek Lindner <mareklindner(a)neomailbox.ch>:
On Saturday, November 14, 2015 20:04:49 3zl Trizonelabs wrote:
> With multi-gateway there it seems the general problems how to
> influence the batman-adv gateway announcement in respect of gateway
> capabilities.
Can you explain in greater detail what you are trying to achieve ?
> Additionally we encountered the problem that a gateway lost uptream
> connection(internet) without switching itself from server to client,
> so nodes with path to that gateway routes their resp.clients to a
> "black hole".
> Question is how generally control the batman-adv routing in those cases.
If you control the gateways the gateway should detect the uplink failure and
stop announcing themselves as gateway. That is how most people are doing it.
in cases of gateway-router instabilites (short brownouts / blackouts )
which we have alot with thunderstorms, it would be helpful if some
other control instance could block the gateway to be used inside the
batman-adv routing aside from the gateway anouncing itself.
If you don't control the gateways or wish to solve this on the
clients the
batman-adv module would need to get extended to influence the selected gateway
from user space.
Is there any idea how to implement some kind of 'control instance'
for the batman-adv routing ?
That also would help to achive some dynamic routing to gateways by
adjusting the qualtiy of those in respect L3 parameters.
tnx 3zl