Radius Gateway Server

As a reminder, the gateway runs on a separate device that should eventually be connected to the router. It's primary goal is to authenticate users, track usage, and charge for network usage. Any magic client user within range of your network may utilize your network as long as they agree with your pricing and rules.

During gateway setup, it's best to have your gateway device connected to an existing internet connection before configuring your router.

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Dependencies

1. docker (18.06.1-ce+)
2. docker-compose (1.22.0+)

Initial Startup

1. While on your gateway server device assuming a unix based system:

   git clone https://github.com/magic-network/magic-agent
   cd magic-agent
   docker-compose pull
   docker-compose up -d
   

2. Verify the gateway is running:

   docker ps
   docker logs <container-id from output of previous command>
   

3. (optional) Stop the gateway

   docker-compose down
   

Minimal Gateway Configuration:

For the gateway to run properly, you'll need to complete the config file found in the docker-compose.yml file "environments" section.

The IP addresses here should be set to your router's IP address.