I tried DMZ and ports, no go. So I backed off and just want to start by linking two computers together via two mesh nodes. I can see both mesh nodes from both computers, (Ie; access the set up screens of the two nodes in any direction, BUT can not connect the two computers together? I was able to add the access point to a mesh node, have that node rj-45 connected to my laptop and then use another computer to connect via the mesh/wifi access point, that lets me connect the two computers together. This is what I want to end up with; Mesh node hardwired to computer one. Mesh node and access point together farther away, so many can access the Webmail server I have on computer one, via this stand alone Mesh access point, that sees the MESH node at computer one. This stuff is really hard to explain in a forum, sigh. Thanks
-----------------Update..
Did manage to get 2 mesh nodes to connect 2 computers. You were right, It was DMZ, I set them both up for 1 DMZ. Now I can access the WebMail server on the other computer. Also Internet is being passed OK. But still can't get a mesh access point to at the far end to allow me to connect through the mesh network. So close............. --------- And final update, got it................... I put mesh nodes back to NAT and just made sure IP of each other computer was entered as a DMZ. Both are 172.27.0.5 Set each to reserve those IP's
Changed MESH node IP to 172.27.0.25
2 computers and 2 mesh nodes, (one with attached mesh node access point). Configured and working the winlink webmail server laptop as wi-fi from 1/2 block away with stock antennas. Sending internet with no issues.
So thus ends this saga, fun stuff. Mike, adios
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