1 Reply by ixc

(7 replies, posted in Chillispot Configuration)

I've one more question.
if I set the configuration as below:

net 192.168.1.0
#dynip
statip 192.168.1.224/27

this will mean to:
it will provide dynamic ip for range 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.223 only right?
and I can use 192.168.1.224 to 254, right? (indeed I've tested it, I can use a fixed ip and work properly by comment statip. so, if i've set it. it should be okay too.)

but, I need to know that the chillispot won't provide ip more than or overlap the static ip range as I defined or not?

someone could clearify me?

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2 Reply by ixc

(7 replies, posted in Chillispot Configuration)

yky202082 wrote:
dextair wrote:

so you can do as it in your chilli.conf :
net 192.168.182.0/24
dynip 192.168.182.128/25
statip 192.168.182.0/25
et voila !

Thank for your suggestion!
But I think if I set the subnet mask to /25 is too much for me(static IP).
I just need one.
Any other suggestion? Use MAC auth will more easy? And how to set up?
I already try to assign a static IP in wireless client directly, but it cannot rediect to login page when I assign a IP for it.
Thank you very much

you can use  /32  for one IP, /31 for 2 IP, /30 for 4 ip, /29 for 8 IP ....
like as:

static 192.168.182.2/32

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but I need to know, can chillispot define a multiple range of dynamic or static? such as dynamic 192.168.2.2-100/24 or something like as  192.168.182.0/27, 192.168.182.32/27, ...
or is it flexible for I can config like as...need static in range....  x to y    need dynamic in range a to b   (only freely one range for one type is ok, not need for 2 power by n)

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