WiFi: HotSpot - CoovaChilli Kebutuhan Hardware dan Software

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Hardware Requirements

Any PC with 2 network interfaces.

Software Versions

This howto has been tested with:

   * Ubuntu 9.04 i386 server
   * coova-chilli-1.0.13 

Software Installation

For this howto we start with an installation of Ubuntu Linux.

The base installation is beyond the scope of this document, but the Ubuntu Website has plenty of documentation on installing ubuntu from scratch.

Towards the end of the ubuntu server edition install it asks you if you require extra packages. Enable the following:

LAMP
SSH server
DNS Server

Note:When asked for a mysql password and you want to use the default password for this howto use:

mysqladminsecret

Of course for a live chillispot access point you will need to change all password to your own

If you are using a different version or forget to install extra packages you can install them at a latter date by using the command:

tasksel

Root

To make the installation easier create a root user. Many files can only be changed with root user.

Login user, then enter command:

  1. sudo passwd root

Enter new UNIX password: Retype new UNIX password:

  1. su root

Password:

SSH

So we can cut and paste commands to make life easier

Install putty on you windows machine

Assuming that your ubuntu box is connected to your ADSL router/DHCP server you will need to find your IP address of your ubuntu box so you can connect with putty

ifconfig

Type in your ip address and connect

Repository

Use default repository or better

Update Ubuntu

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get upgrade

Network setup

Setup up your network hardware/software

Interfaces

nano -w /etc/network/interfaces

auto lo iface lo inet loopback

auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp

auto eth1