This will force the link up from 8a - 5p m-f
and force it down in the evenings and weekends.
The timeouts on the different protocols have no
effect if you are using force up and down rules.
If you want it only to dial when it sees traffic
then delete everything above the word up including
the word up and it will respect the protocol rules
during the times it is not forced down.
restrict 8:00:00 17:00:00 5 * *
or-restrict 8:00:00 17:00:00 4 * *
or-restrict 8:00:00 17:00:00 3 * *
or-restrict 8:00:00 17:00:00 2 * *
or-restrict 8:00:00 17:00:00 1 * *
up
restrict * * 6 * *
or-restrict * * 0 * *
or-restrict 17:00:00 * 5 * *
or-restrict * 8:00:00 5 * *
or-restrict 17:00:00 * 4 * *
or-restrict * 8:00:00 4 * *
or-restrict 17:00:00 * 3 * *
or-restrict * 8:00:00 3 * *
or-restrict 17:00:00 * 2 * *
or-restrict * 8:00:00 2 * *
or-restrict 17:00:00 * 1 * *
or-restrict * 8:00:00 1 * *
down
Ch0k3r wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I need a kick in the right direction regarding control.
> I have succesfully managed to either keep diald from working at all or have
> it dialing in all the time.
> What i need to have is: durning business hours the link should come up for
> any request and stay up for at least 10 minutes after.
> then during non hours it shouldn't come up at all.
> here is my diald.conf I use the same phone.filter that came with diald
> except i changed the values from 240 to 600 for http and ftp reqs.
>
> any cluse to what i missed?
> Leon
> #
> # diald.conf for anathoth
> #
> # Select the demand dial rules you want
> # Bring the link up for anything, timeout in seconds. Use this for
> # when the dompute has its own phone line
> # accept any 420 any
> # Use the filter file that comes with diald. This can be a bit drastic,
> # so use the filter below
> #include /usr/lib/diald/standard.filter
> # or use the filter that brings the link up for use on a line shared with
> # a phone
> include /etc/diald/phone.filter
>
> # stuff to set up the diald connection
> device /dev/modem
> speed 115200
> lock
> mode ppp
> # We may get another terminal server, thus use
> # 'dynamic' and do not tell PPP the IP number of the other end
> # For use with gated, comment out the 'dynamic' option, and
> # set remote to be the same as local
> dynamic
> local 10.0.0.1
> remote 10.0.0.2
> pppd-options name ljackson :
> # Delay sending packets for 5 seconds after PPP device opens -
> # this allows routes to be established back to the appropriate dialup server.
> up-delay 5
> defaultroute
> modem
> crtscts
> connect /etc/diald/connect
> redial-timeout 10
> fifo /etc/diald/diald.ctl
> restrict 8:00:00 17:30:00 1-5 * *
> up
> restrict * * * * *
> down
>
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