Let assume we have the routers :
["xxx106"]["xxx173"]["xxx189"]["xxx209"]["xxx51"]
["yyy161"]["yyy221"]["yyy223"]["yyy236"]["yyy29"]["yyy3"]["yyy7"]["yyy76"]["yyy89"]
I would like to create two groups: GX and GY.
GX includes:["xxx106"]["xxx173"]["xxx189"]["xxx209"]["xxx51"]
GY includes:["yyy161"]["yyy221"]["yyy223"]["yyy236"]["yyy29"]["yyy3"]["yyy7"]["yyy76"]["yyy89"]
If I understand the documentation correctly for each router I need to edit the config.yml files and set link.listners.groups and link.dialers.groups accordingly:
For routers in GX group:
link.listeners.groups:
- GX
link.dialers.groups:
- GX
For routers in GY group:
link.listeners.groups:
- GY
link.dialers.groups:
- GY
In general ISPs do not allow any connection between GX and GY groups.
Let also assume that the routers [xxx106] and [yyy29] are able to communicate one with another. It’s an rare exception. Thus we can create a link between GX and GY groups.
I suppose config.yml of [xxx106] and [yyy29] should be as following :
For router [xxx106]
link.listeners.groups:
- GX
- GXY
link.dialers.groups:
- GX
- GXY
For router [yyy29]
link.listeners.groups:
- GY
- GXY
link.dialers.groups:
- GY
- GXY
Where I can find an example of configuration.