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Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH User..
2019-03-20- 14:06:48
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| W6BI |
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High Desert / San Bernardino County, CA
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Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Dave, pretty much everyone has migrated to the AREDN platform now, as far as I can see. They support Ubiquiti, Mikrotik and TP-Link hardware now, and some of it is very affordable. Check out arednmesh.org
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2019-03-17- 08:19:48
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2019-03-17- 08:19:47
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Subject :Re:Looking for a tunnel server..
2019-03-17- 08:19:27
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General
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Looking for a tunnel server
I just installed the Tunnel server. When i click to the tunnel server from the admin page on node it says VPN software needs to be installed. |
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Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH User..
2019-02-27- 10:15:44
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High Desert / San Bernardino County, CA
Topic :
Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Anyone still around?
I have three Linksys routers, that I have mostly used for testing and playing around.
I have thought of moving to AREDN, but my priority for all new equipment is pretty low... |
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Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH User..
2019-02-27- 10:15:36
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High Desert / San Bernardino County, CA
Topic :
Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!
Anyone still around?
I have three Linksys routers, that I have mostly used for testing and playing around.
I have thought of moving to AREDN, but my priority for all new equipment is pretty low... |
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Subject :Re:BBHN Vital Signs?..
2019-02-03- 10:07:38
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| W6BI |
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General
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BBHN Vital Signs?
Seriously - BBHN was a great start to ham radio networking. But time marches on. The AREDN code supports three different brands across four different ham bands now, over 50 different products. Plus they're all POE, outdoor (weatherproofed) products, and support MIMO (multiple input/multiple output) - for any given SNR a MIMO device will give you double the throughput. Most have built-in gain antennas and they all have about 10 dB higher power output than the WRTG product line. |
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Subject :Re:BBHN Vital Signs?..
2019-01-24- 05:17:12
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| W6BI |
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Joined: 2014-02-09- 17:12:43
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General
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BBHN Vital Signs?
http://www.arednmesh.org is where the action is now. |
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Subject :BBHN Vital Signs?..
2019-01-23- 10:00:50
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Subject :BBHN Bridge to Buffalo NAS..
2019-01-20- 19:49:25
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Problems & Answers
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BBHN Bridge to Buffalo NAS
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
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Subject :Re:Introduction and Thanks..
2019-01-13- 13:28:45
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Eastern New York
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Introduction and Thanks
Any current active nodes in Capital region? I’m looking to turn up a node in Rexford area. |
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Subject :Re:How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-12-27- 07:45:11
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General
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How to remove my node from Google map
Jim,
I've moved my node but you must not have received my emails. New location is 39.428240,-84.484220. Nothing else changes.
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Subject :Re:How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-12-27- 07:44:13
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Subject :Re:How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-12-27- 07:44:02
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How to remove my node from Google map
Jim,
I've moved my node but you must not have received my emails. New location is 39.428240,-84.484220. Nothing else changes.
jsb
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Subject :Re:How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-11-11- 01:44:43
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Joined: 2013-06-30- 16:16:11
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Location: Belvidere IL |
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Subject :Re:How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-11-11- 01:42:53
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Joined: 2010-01-18- 23:04:04
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Subject :How to remove my node from Google map..
2018-11-09- 01:59:23
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Subject :Re:Tunneled Mesh in Oregon..
2018-11-04- 16:21:45
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Oregon
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Tunneled Mesh in Oregon
No - still have not. I am running some Linksys wrt54g routers in a mesh. I have a tunnel server and a tunnel client. I cannot get the client to connect to the server.
I am behind a firewall and have done port forwards on the router to the tunnel server. I do not have a static IP here. If you are still around and would like to mentor me some I am very open to help.
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Subject :Re:OLSR not running..
2018-10-24- 14:58:18
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Developer's Forum
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OLSR not running
Based on http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-1-general/topic-667-olsr-status-page-not-working.html
I went to Setup then Port forwarding and added an entry
to forward port 1978 to localnode and local port 1978.
This fixed it for me. |
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