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SDWAN traffic rules and WAN interfaces are required to be configured at runtime through Restful API interface, this supposed can be supported by luci-app-mwan3, require more investigation for details.
OpenWRT luci invoking mechanism:
(1) logon: POST /cgi-bin/luci with luci_username and luci_password to get sysauth Cookie
e.g. wget --post-data "luci_username=root&luci_password=" http://192.168.56.2/cgi-bin/luci/
response header will include sysauch cookie, like: "Set-Cookie: sysauth=e5b2e5c2ae0099c078bb3cb72052ed95;"
(2) Call luci http service with sysauth Cookie
e.g. wget --header="Cookie:sysauth=e5b2e5c2ae0099c078bb3cb72052ed95" http://192.168.56.2/cgi-bin/luci
Mwan3 supported services:
- interface_status: GET /luci/admin/status/mwan/interface_status
- detaild_status: GET /luci/admin/status/mwan/detailed_status
- diagnostics_display: GET /luci/admin/status/mwan/diagnostics_display
- troubleshooting_display: GET /luci/admin/status/mwan/troubleshooting_display
Note: configuration for WAN's interface, member, policy and rule are supported in the web UI, but with no direct restful API available. It needs implement luci cgi plugin to provide restful API for WAN configuration.
QAT support
QAT support is required for hardware acceleration of https
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