Wan Optimization Support
Technical => Deployment => : khiloc May 15, 2015, 05:26:36 PM
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Hello,
i am setting up Wanos in a lab simulating my production environnement. It is two remote offices linked by vsat like this: SW stands for Switch, RTR for Router
LAN1<=>SW1<=>FW1<=>RTR1<=>VSAT<=>RTR2<=>FW2<=>SW2<=>LAN2
1- what will be the best place to put the wanos device in?
2- will the wanos be accessible for admin residing in LAN2, as the IP of WanOS boxes are preconfigured. or can the management IP of Wanos devices be changed?
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IP addresses can be changed. The IP is accessible from either lan0 or wan0
If FW terminates a VPN then Wanos needs to be between the SW and FW.
If no VPN, then between FW and RTR is better.
See firewalls for more: http://wanos.co/forum/index.php?topic=29.0
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OK
Thanks for linked forum post.
Being in a french country how to change keyboard layout from cli? tried classical linux commands without success
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please how to change ip addr pf tun0-00 interface from command line interface?
classical ifconfig?
or specific command?
as i need to change theIP before placing it at it place in the network and accessing it from web browser.
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7. Run the wanos-cfg command line utility or open https://192.168.1.200 to set the ip address.
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Planning to try this to change my tun0 interface IP address:
ifconfig eth0 192.168.80.100 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.80.255 up
route add default gw 192.168.80.254 (the default gw for this tun0 interface should be the one leading to the intranet, confim?)
And to make this config still there after reboot, is this good:
1- create a file /opt/tun0.sh
#!/bin/sh
ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.21 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255 up
route add default gw 192.168.0.1
2- Add it to the end of /opt/bootload.sh to start tun0.sh
/opt/eth0.sh &
3- is something missing?
Weird thing. I am using an HP MT 3500 desktop with 500GB and Core i3 processor. Added a Gb NIC in PCI slot.
first boot card was detected and a ifconfig show both card inside.
After a Ctrl+alt+Del, PCI-E card is not visible.
Did a /etc/wanos/clean.sh
and PCI-e card visible again
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I think reset to defaults:
/etc/wanos/clean.sh
then set the ip:
wanos-cfg
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Also remember for the bridge mode, two interfaces are required for the bridge. One interface for wan0 and another for lan0. (Assuming the pci card is the second nic)
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hello.
Just followed all steps and it is ok.
But some weird thins is happening.
i do a cleah.sh , then a wanos-cfg (changed IP) and waas able to connect to the box and acces everything from web interface.
Did a reboot (from web interface) and now no more able to connect to the box.
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Sounds like the second network interface is not detected.
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yes that's it
it is not detected. Sometimes it is, and some it is not.
Even more, with the integrated card access to the management web interface is working 1 on 2.
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Strange indeed. I sent an email with an alternative approach to do the poc on the vsat link.
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Thanks for good help.
Got it working.
currently setting up the other side Wanos devices and will send it there later
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Hello
It is all OK now!
Optimization is working out of the Box!
Now on my implementing QOS
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By the way, just read : http://wanos.co/wan-optimization/packet-loss-recovery/
But seems to be any settings in dashboard to get this working....
any hint?
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Ok great.
For PLR, read slowly: Packetloss Recovery Config (http://wanos.co/forum/index.php?topic=162.0)
Definitely going to need a #99 bypass any any to ensure PLR works consistently.