WiFi: HotSpot - EasyHotSpot konfigurasi di sisi DD-WRT ChilliSpot

   *  RADIUS Server 1 As assigned by CSP. the name or IP address of the primary RADIUS server.
   * RADIUS Server 2 As assigned by CSP. the name or IP address of the secondary RADIUS server.
         o If you have only one Radius Server, leave as 0.0.0.0 or specify the same field value of Radius Server 1. 
   * DNS IP Your Internet provider's 1st DNS Server. This is available on the DD-WRT Device Status page.
   * Remote Network (1) 

       * For One Network, change the default to 192.168.1.0/24, or your old subnet.
       * For Two Networks, it's 192.168.182.0/24 here by default. 

           * One could choose something else, like 192.168.155.0/24, so long as it is not the existing DD-WRT LAN subnet. 

   * Redirect URL As given by your CSP. The address of the UAM Server, the web authentication portal.
   * Shared Key As given by your CSP. It's also called your RADIUS secret password
   * RADIUS NAS ID As given by your CSP. The RADIUS name of your Hotspot
   * UAM Secret is a secret password between the Redirect URL and the Hotspot. Given by the CSP.
   * UAM AnyDNS Allows Clients to use their own DNS servers. Allows ANY traffic through port 53. Only set this to 1 if you know what you are doing, and can reconfigure IPTABLES properly!
   * UAM Allowed is a list of websites that unauthenticated users are allowed to access.
   * MacAUTH Enabled or Disabled. Allows authentication of clients by their WLAN or LAN card MAC (hardware) address. Not used in this guide.
   * Additional Chillispot Options
         o If your local domain is 'local', then
           domain local
         o Your provider may offer another, optional setting for domain.
         o If your second Internet provider's DNS is for example 4.2.2.4, then for redundancy
           dns2 4.2.2.4
         o To tell Chillispot to limit DHCP addresses to be part of the entire subnet: 

           * dynip 192.168.1.128/26 (2)
           * Can be most helpful in a 'one network' subnet setup.
           * Allows fixed IP's to exist from 192.168.1.2 through 127 for your existing devices. 

   * Apply Changes/Save, and if needed, reboot your DD-WRT Device.
   * Your Chillispot Hotspot should work now. If you tested your wireless client device before setting up Chillispot, right-click and 'Repair' the WiFi connection in XP to get a new Chillispot-provided IP address. 

(1) Remote Network is the same as the net command, found on the Internet, elsewhere in references to ChilliSpot configuration and chilli.conf. net defines the Chillispot network. In DD-WRT, the field is called Remote Network, but it is the same setting as net.

(2) dynip configures chillispot to use a limited range of IP's within the net parameter, as the client DHCP pool, instead of using the entire net range. In this example, address assignments from 192.168.1.128 to 192.168.1.191 are assigned to clients. IP's from 2 through 127 are left for fixed assignments, and can be further specified by statip if DHCP clients come on the network which need a specific address from the chilli DHCP service.