Hi,
I am using IBS-0.15 and I want to set a const IP ( special IP ) for a special user.
so any user can only connect to the internet with a special IP ( that I set it ).
Thanks.
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it's somehow not easy. take a look at a file named "static_ip.py"(or such thing) in /usr/local/ibs. It possibly added only in cvs, so you need to check out the cvs first
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I use IBS-0.15 Lan Accounting feature.
I could set static ip for users by changing static_ip.py file.But I should restart ibs to apply the chaneges to ibs and this causes me some problems:
The pptp clients that were connected before restarting ibs are up ,but ibs has no history about them.for example in "online user report" there is no sign of them
and I have no control on "time limit" that they use after restarting ibs.
Is there anyway to apply static ip changes without restarting ibs,like reloading it?
TNX
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Hi,
I am using IBS-0.15 and I want to set a const IP ( special IP ) for a special user.
so any user can only connect to the internet with a special IP ( that I set it ).
Thanks.
it's somehow not easy. take a look at a file named "static_ip.py"(or such thing) in /usr/local/ibs. It possibly added only in cvs, so you need to check out the cvs first
Hi,
I use IBS-0.15 Lan Accounting feature.
I could set static ip for users by changing static_ip.py file.But I should restart ibs to apply the chaneges to ibs and this causes me some problems:
The pptp clients that were connected before restarting ibs are up ,but ibs has no history about them.for example in "online user report" there is no sign of them
and I have no control on "time limit" that they use after restarting ibs.
Is there anyway to apply static ip changes without restarting ibs,like reloading it?
TNX