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Denys Fedoryshchenko
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37 lines
1.3 KiB
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## Gaming service
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### Configure pppoes
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/etc/api.conf
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```
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apikey=SecretTokenRandom
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allowip=10.168.100.
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```
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allowip must be set to ip of your nat
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### Configure radius
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Configure for gaming service radius attribute "Login-LAT-Service" with value "gaming"
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### Configure nat
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* Run several instances of pppoe gaming pollers that will retrieve list of gaming users
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```
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gamingclient -u http://pppoeip:apiport/ -k SecretTokenRandom
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```
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apiport by default 9000, might be different in some cases
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* Configure ipset for gaming users
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```
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ipset create gamingclients hash:net timeout 120
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```
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Also add relevant rules to nat users to different pool, for example:
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```
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iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -m set --match-set gamingclients src -j SNAT --to-source $GAMING --persistent
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```
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where $GAMING is ip of your gaming pool (1.2.3.1-1.2.3.10 for example)
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### How it works?
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* User login and get gaming service attribute from radius
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* API daemon will detect such user and put in special list available over API HTTP GET request
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* Gaming poller will retrieve list of users and put them in ipset each X seconds
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* NAT will detect users in ipset and will put them in gaming pool
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* If user will be disconnected, gaming poller will not readd user, and it will be removed from ipset after 120 seconds by ipset timeout
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