I have WAMP, Webmail, and Paclink working together on my laptop. I can send/receive mail over HF or VHF. I've got Hamnet 1.0 running on a GS router, and will meet this week with a couple of local hams who also have Hamnet running. My question is: when we hook our laptops to our routers and form the mesh, how do they access the webmail client on my laptop? I do that by typing localhost/ARES_Webmail in the browser. What address would they use to reach this location? Thanks.

I'm assuming that you are all using BBHN 1.0.0. If you're using different firmware, you won't be able to connect. If you're using the old HSMM-MESH firmware, my information about BBHN 1.0.0 won't apply.

I think the answer to your question may depend on how you and your group set up your LANs. If you used the default of 5 direct host, it will be different than if you used NAT. For example, my two nodes are set up to use 5 direct host. My Webserver has a DHCP reservation assigned to the computer name of the webserver. In order to access the webserver from a PC connected to a different node, I only need to type the computer name of the webserver in the URL address box of the web browser. For example, "http://whitebox1" Make certain though that the firewall on the webserver allows traffic through port 80.

73 Mark KV4I