I have just setup 2 wrt54gl v1.1 routers using 3.1.0 and am having issues getting node 2 to exchange data with node 1. Using localnode:8080 on node 1, I can "see" node 2 and can use the link to access node 2.  I can also ping the wireless address without problem.  However, when I attempt to use localnode:8080 on node 2 to access node 1, I just get a webpage could not be reached timeout error.  Pinging the addresses from node 2 -> node one doesn't work either.  I have tried multiple computers (win and mac) on each node and the results are the same, so the problem does not seem to be computer related

The localnode:8080 works on both routers for status, login and configuration purposes (with any computer that I try), but traffic is only flowing from node 1 to node 2, and not from node 2 to node 1 (other than what I have describe above).

Both installs are 3.1.0 and were done this weekend with no configuration changes other than the setup for node names.

Any help would be appreciated.  (PS i live in Wyoming, so there is no local ham that even has a clue about mesh networking.)

This link might be of interest to configure the ESP8266 for mesh networks:

https://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=16449

Just getting started and thus far having a great time meshing. I'm located at a remote location to other mesher's and was wondering if anyone would offer tunnel access.

My info AD4TH-0 email ssshoema@gmail.com.

Thanks in advance!!

Just getting started and thus far having a great time meshing. I'm located at a remote location to other mesher's and was wondering if anyone would offer tunnel access.

My info AD4TH-0 email ssshoema@gmail.com.

Thanks in advance!!

Hello,

I am Guillaume, Callsign F4HDK, from France.

I have developped a solution to carry bi directional IP trafic over 70cm links, in a "point to multipoint" topology.

The goal is to increase the range of Hamnet-HSMM networks, at lower datarates (up to 500kbps).

I hope this will interest some people here.

https://hackaday.io/project/164092-npr-new-packet-radio

Do not hesitate to ask questions about it.

73,

Guillaume F4HDK

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I've only been mildly into BBHM so far.  Recently started tinkering with my two nodes again.  Came here for help.  This forum kind of looks like a ghost town, only two posts here this year (so far).  Is BBHN dead or is there another forum elsewhere with more activity?

I’ve got two mesh nodes up and running on a pair of Linksys routers.  They see each other fine and are running normally.  The primary router is connected to a Win7 PC and the secondary router is connected to a Buffalo NAS device.  My intent is to use the NAS box for additional storage space for the PC but putting the secondary router and NAS box in another building about 100 ft away.  (Right now they are a few feet apart while I get it working)

The secondary router status page shows the NAS device has been given an IP address via DHCP.  I’ve added a port forward to the secondary router for port 9000 (used by the NAS box).

I’m still lacking something as my discovery program running on my PC can’t find the NAS box.

Would one of you kind soles be willing to give me some pointers on how to properly set this up?

Thanks