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 Subject :Can't get to MAP after update.. 2014-07-30- 07:38:11 
KD0TYP
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Forum : Firmware
Topic : Can't get to MAP after update

I have two GS routers. One was configured as normal node and the other as a mesh access point. I successfully used that to reach the mesh via localnode:8080/cgi-bin/status. I could reach the MAP to configure it with 172.27.0.2:8080/cgi-bin/status.

Today I updated the node router to ver 1.1. I can still connect to the MAP wirelessly and reach the mesh, but I can't reach the status page for the MAP with the 172 address. How can I reach the MAP or force it to revert to a node? Thanks for any help.

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 Subject :Re:WRT54Gs ver 1.0 bug on 1.1.2 mesh upgrade.. 2014-07-29- 12:43:16 
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Forum : Bugs
Topic : WRT54Gs ver 1.0 bug on 1.1.2 mesh upgrade

Conrad, I just want to add that I saw this specific behavior with a WRT54G v2.0 a week ago at our Digi-Tuesday (DAWG) outing. Tried reflashing a few times but I could not get a DHCP response on the LAN ports regardless of LAN socket. I watched it with 'WireShark' to confirm. I could not duplicate this with either of my v1.0, v1.1, or a v3.0 WRT54G units. Unfortunately, I don't have a v2.x in my collection (fried it with a loose 12v wire). I'll try to borrow one to see if I can duplicate the issue. -Rusty-
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 Subject :Re:Connecticut.. 2014-07-29- 05:42:13 
KC2FHO
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Topic : Connecticut

A year late.  But just stumbled upon this type of technology, and realized I have a WRT54 style router, a raspberry pi, and a high gain antenna. Im in Windsor Locks. Anyone else in the area?

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 Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH User.. 2014-07-28- 19:36:38 
KG6JEI
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Topic : Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!

Subject :Re:Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!


I personally tend to think of 2.4 as an access layer where you feed it to areas you want to cover, and. 5.8 as the backbone connecting access sites (aka a 2.4ghz cluster in one area fed to a 5.8 back haul which feed down to a  subsets of 5.8 sites). This way you keep all the major noise on 2.4 (lots of users comming and going) and design your local area repeaters (like a node the can feed a section of a city ) to uplink on 5.8 and let users access on 2.4.   You also get the advantage that Linksys users can still get in as well. Of course that is just my personal thought on it at the moment, I can't gurantre it's the right way for everywhere and is ultimately something each area will need to decide on and evaluate as more feedback is given about 5ghz.

In regards to the frequency range the units currently only operate on the normal frequencies ranges that the hardware is designed and tested for.

The power is adjustable on all units, the maximum power is determined by what the hardware is rated for and varies based on model and band, you should reffer to the Ubiquti data sheets for more information on the hardware capabilities.





[ke6rhv 2014-07-28- 17:54:49]:

Hi all my name is Marcus - KE6RHV ARES DEC High Desert Section Antelope Valley and we are getting ready to put out our network to cover our area with Bullets for the back bone. The question becomes 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz for our back bone? also  ......

Will the flashed Ubiquity units, 2.4 or 5.8 operate in the Part 97 spectrum, outside the ISM band?

Is the power adjustable on both bands?

What is the maximum power level of both bands configurable via the firmware?


Thanks,

Marcus



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 Subject :Re:Asterisk on UBNT.. 2014-07-28- 18:11:10 
ke6rhv
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Location: Palmdale, CA.
 
Forum : VoIP
Topic : Asterisk on UBNT

I will be this weekend during our testing. I do have both portable PBX for the field and local PBX running on the Internet (SIP PEER Network). I have deployed several times with the PBX on the Linksys routers with no issue. Adding a bullet should be an issue at all. Conf Calls, cell phones running VoIP client, soft phone, voice mail all the same no issues pretty straight forward.
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 Subject :Re:Lost LAN Connection.. 2014-07-28- 18:03:26 
WD6EBY
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Location: Camarillo California
Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : Lost LAN Connection

Thank you Conrad,

I ended up doing a HARD reset (per your directions) and did a TFTF with the original UBNT firmware.  Under the UBNT tab "SYSTEM" I did a Factory Reset.  Once I was confident that the UBNT firmware was working as it should, I loaded the MESH firmware.  I found that if I did NOT do the FACTORY RESET that the MESH firmware did NOT address properly.  Don't quite understand this yet. 

Once the MESH firmware was uploaded via the UBNT ubgrade GUI, I did a successful initial login with the http://localnode.local.mesh:8080.  From here it is pretty straight forward. ROOT / hsmm and I am in.

Maybe a section could be added in the forum listing procedures such as this.  I am sure this is not the first time this has happened.

I cant tell you how much I appreceate your help

Again Thank you

Paul

WD6EBY...

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 Subject :Re:Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!.. 2014-07-28- 17:54:49 
ke6rhv
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Forum : High Desert / San Bernardino County, CA
Topic : Welcome, Victorville, Adelanto, Hesperia and SBDO HSMM-MESH Users!

Hi all my name is Marcus - KE6RHV ARES DEC High Desert Section Antelope Valley and we are getting ready to put out our network to cover our area with Bullets for the back bone. The question becomes 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz for our back bone? also  ......

Will the flashed Ubiquity units, 2.4 or 5.8 operate in the Part 97 spectrum, outside the ISM band?

Is the power adjustable on both bands?

What is the maximum power level of both bands configurable via the firmware?


Thanks,

Marcus


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 Subject :Re:Lost LAN Connection.. 2014-07-28- 16:45:48 
KG6JEI
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Topic : Lost LAN Connection

If you are in the node command line run "firstboot"

This will wipe out the volatile partition and restore the node to "just flashed" status,  you can then reboot. You will have to go through setting up the node again.

Also if you ever fully loose access and can't get in you can always use a TFTP install to restore the node http://ubnt.hsmm-mesh.org/products/BBHN/wiki/HowTo/FlashUbiquiti 

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 Subject :Lost LAN Connection.. 2014-07-28- 16:26:49 
WD6EBY
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Location: Camarillo California
Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : Lost LAN Connection

Hello all,

I installed the latest MESH firmware onto a UBNT Rocket M2.  All went well.  I had it configured and was connecting fine via the network cabling.  I mistakenly disabled the DHCP check-box and now I can not access the Rocket M2 via the WEB.

I tried the 172 address...no joy.  I tried the 192 address...again no joy. 

I have tried http://localnode.local.mesh:8080 again no joy.

I am able to do a sudo reset and log-on via telnet at 192.168.1.1 to access OPENWRT.  But I can not access the standard WEB interface.  Can you please provide some guidance.

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Suggestion...I saw in the WEB interface a "RESET" button, is there a way to activate this "RESET" from the OPENWRT command line? As I understand this would bring the installed firmware to a known factory install, thus enabling DHCP.

Or secondarily, a procedure that I can reload the mesh.bin file from the OPENWRD command line so I can start with a fresh install.
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Please, any assistance would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you for your time.

Paul

WD6EBY

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 Subject :Mesh nodes in Calvert County in the Owings area?.. 2014-07-28- 13:09:13 
K3MAW
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Location: Owings, MD
Forum : Maryland
Topic : Mesh nodes in Calvert County in the Owings area?

I have a couple mesh nodes up, but no activity nearby.  Any meshers in Northern Calvert?


Mike - K3MAW

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 Subject :Re:Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node.. 2014-07-28- 11:21:16 
AD7QF
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Topic : Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node

Thank you for the explanation. I know that the correct IP:port was being used, as it was a cut and past. Just finished working the camera and exploring the status with the same access as before and all is well. I enjoy what you have done.

That is quit the high tech temperature probe being used. I hope that it is sun exposure creating a 120 deg + reading and is not the ambient air temperature.

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 Subject :WRT54G-TM.. 2014-07-28- 09:19:49 
M0MLM
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Location: Bognor Regis, UK
Forum : Hardware
Topic : WRT54G-TM

Just like to confirm the the WRT54G-TM, which is a renamed version of WRT534GS v3.0 hardware & special firmware runs just fine (as far as I've tested) when flashed with bbhn-1.1.2.-wrt54gs-2.4-squashfs.bin. (Mine was previously running DD-WRT).

73,

Mike

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 Subject :Lost connection.. 2014-07-28- 06:38:15 
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Topic : Lost connection

Running the wrt54g and up until this weekend, all went well.  Checked things out this morning and the node had stopped functioning.  Have attempted to log back into ithe wrt54g but, no go? I have tried, localnode:8080, 172.27.0.5 and the fallback IP address of 192.168.1.1.  NADA!

Wirelessly, the node seems to be transmitting or at least I can see my callsign-HSMM SSID.  Since I am still building and learning.....well if I cant login, I can't make any changes. 

Have read all sorts of articles on the forum as well has infomation from many users but, nothing has proven to be successful. 

So,  I would like, or I think I would like, to start over again from a reset, however, I haven't found a good procedure to follow.

Wes

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 Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or prob.. 2014-07-28- 05:45:00 
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Topic : 2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

I am not really sure what is going on then.


As noted there is no antenna gain selection in the BBHN user interface, if you see an "Antenna Gain" selection it isn't the BBHN firmware.  You also make mention of an "Available update"  1.1.2 is the latest BBHN release, there is no new update beyond 1.1.2. We do not currently prompt that a new update is available either.

Also how are you determine there is no RF output? (2.4ghz Spectrum analyzer?  Peak reading waveguide power meter?)  Did you run the same test under AirOS? It  is possible that you have a units with a bad power amplifier, but that wouldn't be software related.


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 Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or prob.. 2014-07-28- 05:13:37 
w7wvc
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Topic : 2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

obviously I am new to this - I can sign in to it on port 8080 - all appears to be as it should except NO RF out - from this I must assume that it has in fact been correctly flashed - 73 de MikE
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 Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or prob.. 2014-07-28- 04:35:14 
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Topic : 2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

Subject :Re:2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

This does not sound like your unit is flashed.

We do not currently have an antenna gain parameter in the BBHN user interface.

You may want to flush your browser cache to be sure your not seeing an old page.

http://ubnt.hsmm-mesh.org/products/BBHN/wiki/HowTo/FlashUbiquiti has the steps to flash a node and the expected outcome (Showing a simple interface with unconfigured status on it)

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 Subject :Re:WRT54Gs ver 1.0 bug on 1.1.2 mesh upgrade.. 2014-07-28- 04:29:44 
KG6JEI
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Topic : WRT54Gs ver 1.0 bug on 1.1.2 mesh upgrade

Thank you for the report,

This sounds like it is similar to BBHN->ticket:55 and likely is from the same root cause.

http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-3-firmware/topic-1038-v10x-to-v112-one-pc-discovered-other-not.html

http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-3-firmware/topic-1050-v10-to-v112-no-dhcp-for-wrt54gs-v10.html


Release notes: http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/documentation/195-bbhn110-firmware-release

1.1.0 was basically a compatibility only upgrade to make the Linksys units work in a similar fashion to how the Ubiquiti units would be working,  1.1.1/1.1.2 were bugfixes to initial release of items broken in 1.1.0.  No 1.0.0 bugs have been fixed in the 1.1.x line for Linksys and there is no known bug list for 1.0.0 Linksys builds (The Ubiquiti build however has all its known bugs from its 1.0.1 in the ticket system)

Mid refers to the use of Device to Device Linking (DTDLINK) created for the Ubiquiti devices and ported to the Linksys devices.  It is a signal that means the node is connected on 2 or more  mesh interfaces,  on the stock build this is WIFI and the DTDLINK virtual interface that is created at boot.

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 Subject :2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problem.. 2014-07-28- 04:21:39 
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Topic : 2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

Subject :2.4 GHz Ubiquiti Bullet M2 HP - Trials and Tribulations and/or problems

flashed a hp-m2 w/ bbhn-1.1.2 - ar71xx [generic] --- appeared to be good done deed  --- however [there is usually a however] it has no RF output  --- I assume I set something wrong ?? I wonder about the proper setting for 'antenna gain' which I left on auto - maybe it should be -3 or -6 db for full power out ?? also what would be gained by applying the available update ??  73 de MikE [aka W7WVC]

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 Subject :Re:Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node.. 2014-07-28- 04:07:09 
AE6XE
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Topic : Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node

Your timing was within minutes of an automatic crontab reboot at 6AM localtime. It takes a half day's climb-hike to get to this equipment round trip. A nightly OS reboot has saved a couple trips already. Also, make sure you are typing in the full IP and port # in the browser address using port 8088. This is my home Cox IP open internet address and there is no port 80 services defined.
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 Subject :Re:Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node.. 2014-07-28- 02:12:01 
AD7QF
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Topic : Port Forwarding WAN port 80 to Rpi webserver attached to node

http://72.194.78.152 is not reachable at this time. Check the date and time of this message to see when this occurred.
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