This is for use in a maritime setup , the PPPoE server is on shore and is used for data usage tracking and forms a part of our billing platform.
WAN1 is a low latency satellite link (40ms), private IP received
WAN2 is a high latency satellite link (650+ms), private IP received
WAN3 is a mobile/4G link (low latency), private IP received
All links are from different providers
RADIUS server is on a remote(shore) servers so we're authenticating through the available WAN sources, we're establishing one pppoe-client per WAN, we have two user sources which is business and crew, business traffic should be allowed on all WAN's, priority order is WAN1, WAN2, WAN3. Crew traffic should only be able to go over WAN1, if it is not available this network would not get internet access. On the crew networks we're running hotspot for data allocation.
The key things is to be able to route the traffic via the PPPoE connections so the traffic is accounted for and we can report on the usage.
Running Wireguard for our remote connection only, there may be servers on the LAN side (customer equipment) but we have no control over that.
WAN1 is a low latency satellite link (40ms), private IP received
WAN2 is a high latency satellite link (650+ms), private IP received
WAN3 is a mobile/4G link (low latency), private IP received
All links are from different providers
RADIUS server is on a remote(shore) servers so we're authenticating through the available WAN sources, we're establishing one pppoe-client per WAN, we have two user sources which is business and crew, business traffic should be allowed on all WAN's, priority order is WAN1, WAN2, WAN3. Crew traffic should only be able to go over WAN1, if it is not available this network would not get internet access. On the crew networks we're running hotspot for data allocation.
The key things is to be able to route the traffic via the PPPoE connections so the traffic is accounted for and we can report on the usage.
Running Wireguard for our remote connection only, there may be servers on the LAN side (customer equipment) but we have no control over that.
Statistics: Posted by bcmdevtl — Thu Feb 29, 2024 12:12 pm