chilli_query - Interface into the chilli server

NAME SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION EXAMPLES FILES SEE ALSO NOTES AUTHORS

NAME

chilli_query − Interface into the chilli server

SYNOPSIS

chilli_query [ −s <unix-socket> ] <command> [<parameters>...]

chilli_query is an interface into the running chilli server. It provides an administrator the ability to see who is logged in, to force a client to be logged out, or force a client to be authorized.

Commands:

list

To list all connected clients (subscribers) providing the MAC Address, IP Address, internal chilli state (dnat, pass, etc), the session id (used in Acct-Session-ID), authenticated status (1 authorized, 0 not), user-name used during login, duration / max duration, idle time / max idle time, input octets / max input octets, output octets / max output octets, max total octets, status of option swapoctets, bandwidth limitation information, and the original URL.

listip <ip-address>

Same as list but for one IP address.

listmac <mac-address>

Same as list but for one MAC address.

authorize <parameters>

To explicity authorize a client, or change the session parameters of an already authorized client, by setting a series of session parameters.

listippool

Show the internal IP pool state.

listgarden

Show the internal walled garden state.

listradqueue

Show the internal RADIUS queue state.

addgarden [ ip <ip> | mac <mac> ] data <uamallow-resource>

Add to the dynamic walled garden. When used without the ’ip’ or ’mac’ option, the entry applies to the global garden. Otherwise, it is session specific only if configured with --enable-sessgarden.

remgarden [ ip <ip> | mac <mac> ] data <uamallow-resource>

Remove from the dynamic walled garden. When used without the ’ip’ or ’mac’ option, the entry applies to the global garden. Otherwise, it is session specific only if configured with --enable-sessgarden.

PARAMETERS
ip <ip-address>

Select the session to be authorized by the IP address using this option (may be used with the option below)

sessionid <session-id>

Select the session to be authorized by the Session-ID (may be used with the above option)

username <username>

Sets the username of the session.

sessiontimeout <seconds>

Sets the max session time of the session.

idletimeout <seconds>

Sets the max idle time of the session.

maxoctets <number-of-bytes>

Sets the max data (input + output) limit of the session.

maxinputoctets <number-of-bytes>

Sets the max input data limit of the session.

maxoutputoctets <number-of-bytes>

Sets the max output data limit of the session.

maxbwup <bandwidth>

Sets the max up bandwidth of the session.

maxbwdown <bandwidth>

Sets the max down bandwidth of the session.

logout <client-mac-address>

Logout and releases the DHCP lease of a client explicitly based on the MAC address (gotten from a list command).

EXAMPLES

# chilli_query list
00:0D:XX:XX:XX:XX 10.1.0.3 dnat 46c83f70000 0 - 0/0 0/0 http://url.com

# chilli_query authorize ip 10.1.0.3 sessiontimeout 60 username me

# chilli_query list
00:0D:XX:XX:XX:XX 10.1.0.3 pass 46c83f70000 1 me 2/0 2/0 http://url.com

# chilli_query logout 00:0D:XX:XX:XX:XX

# chilli_query list | awk '{
($5 == 1) {
print "User " i++
print " MAC: " $1
print " IP Address: " $2
print " Session ID: " $4
print " Username: " $6
print " Duration / Max: " $7
print " Idle / Max: " $8
print " Input Octets / Max: " $9
print " Output Octets / Max: " $10
print " Max Total Octets: " $11
print " Using swapoctets: " $12
print " % / Max Up Bandwidth: " $13
print " % / Max Down Bandwidth: " $14
print " Original URL: " $15
}
}'
User 1
MAC: 00-11-XX-XX-XX-XX
IP Address: 10.1.0.2
Session ID: 46fd423c00000001
User URL: http://www.yahoo.com/
Duration / Max: 219/0
Idle / Max: 3/0

Updated 2024-01-29 - jenkler.se | uex.se