Trying to find a link that seems to be missing from the documentation page.

Reading the shopping guide ( http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/images/hsmm_docs/WRT54Shop.pdf ), in the section for Ubiquiti hardware there is a link to read about specific info related to Ubiquiti stuff, but the link returns a 404 : http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/documentation/186-ubnt-fw-release-101

Tried looking around a bit, but don't see any likely candidates, I'm probably just missing something.

Ideas anyone?

Cheers.

Did more research last night, and I figured that it'd be much better to use the server to provision the phones, so off I go to start writing config files.

They're a bit different than the 7940 shown in the videos, but not too much more complicated, and somewhat easier in some respects.

The Saskatoon Amateur Radio Club will have a presentation and demonstration of Broadband-Hamnet at their upcoming meeting on March 14, 2016, @ 7:00 PM at McClure United Church
4025 Taylor Street E (Corner of McKercher & Taylor).  Details are on the SARC website http://ve5aa.dyndns.org/.  

Everyone is welcome!

Hope to see you there.

73 de VA5LD

Lawrence

The Saskatoon Amateur Radio Club will have a presentation and demonstration of Broadband-Hamnet at their upcoming meeting on March 14, 2016, @ 7:00 PM at McClure United Church
4025 Taylor Street E (Corner of McKercher & Taylor).  Details are on the SARC website http://ve5aa.dyndns.org/.  

Everyone is welcome!

Hope to see you there.

73 de VA5LD

Lawrence

Howdy all, working on expanding my knowledge on setting up nodes and phones.

I've got several nodes (WRT-54x) we used at Field Day last year, and working on adding phones for this year; also good experience for setting up a permanent mesh in the area in the future.

I have the system set up with a raspbx and several Polycom Soundpoint IP 331 phones working, but wanted to know which way was better for setting up provisioning.

I've used the web interface for the phones to set the server, extension, etc., but I have noticed that the other systems I've seen here (KF5JIM videos) shows using files on the PBX.

Do the Cisco 7940's not have a web interface like the phones I have?

Would it be better to use the server files for this even though the web interface setup works fine?

If one has internet access, the phones can (and have) "phoned home" to Polycom to get the latest firmware, so I don't know that this is a big deal for using server files, but perhaps for future use in a permanent mesh setup, it would be better.

Certainly open to any thoughts or suggestions anyone might have.

Cheers.

Nevermind as I was missing a step in my hurried state of mind...

I have a Ubiqiti Bullet M2 and have followed the instructions here to reset the password and cannot get it to reset.

Held the reset button for 5 seconds which by the instructions should reset the password to "hsmm" but it doesn't.

I really need to get into this BUllet to use it at my work duties.

Any suggestions?

Yes, it is possible. I´ve stup a new page just for AMPRnet status on some of our nodes. You´ll need to be familiar with Perl to do this.

The files are located in /www/cgi-bin

First edit the perlfunc.pm to add a reference to your new page, like this (ampr is what I added):

my @pages = qw(status setup ports ampr admin);

my %titles = (status => "Node Status",
setup => "Basic Setup",
ports => "Port Forwarding, 
DHCP, and Services",
ampr => "AMPRnet",
admin => "Administration");

Then you must add a new file in the same folder named (in my case ampr) corresponding to what you added in perlfunc.pm

Look at the securityflags of the other perlfiles and chmod your own the same way.

Then you´ll have to edit your new file and start with the following section:

#!/usr/bin/perl
$debug = 0;
use perlfunc;

Happy editing !!!

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Hello all,

My name is Gary KK6YKC and I have recently setup a mesh node (WRT54G) in Imperial Beach I was wondering if there is a map of the mesh network that way I can point my antenna to the closest node and connect up. Also what SSID and Channel and is there anything else I need to connect. Many thanks

73's

Gary

KK6YKC

I have put together a HOWTO on my blog for building a portable mesh node with VOIP and wifi. We use this setup at church buildings to get on the mesh where we can't install any equipment long term. It uses VOIP so anyone who knows how to use a phone can use it. Great little kit and not too difficult to build.

http://www.trevorsbench.com/portable-mesh-node-with-voip-and-wifi/

Here is a picture of a finished node:

Setup with tripod and radio:

Sorry.... duplicate post