AE5OJ in El Paso

Has anyone been successful in uploading BBHN firmware

to this version? Any suggestions? I don't want to brick it!

Has anyone been successful in uploading BBHN firmware

to this version? Any suggestions? I don't want to brick it!

Hello,

I just tried doing this with Winlink and was unable to get it to work.  Every time I tried it it said it failed because "the target machine actively refused it.". I tried disabling the firewalls on both laptops and even enabling ports, but to no avail.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

73's

Hello,

I just tried doing this with Winlink and was unable to get it to work.  Every time I tried it it said it failed because "the target machine actively refused it.". I tried disabling the firewalls on both laptops and even enabling ports, but to no avail.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

73's

Hello,

I just tried doing this with Winlink and was unable to get it to work.  Every time I tried it it said it failed because "the target machine actively refused it.". I tried disabling the firewalls on both laptops and even enabling ports, but to no avail.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

73's

Hello,

I just tried doing this with Winlink and was unable to get it to work.  Every time I tried it it said it failed because "the target machine actively refused it.". I tried disabling the firewalls on both laptops and even enabling ports, but to no avail.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

73's

Hello :

Still looking for someone to help with setup, so far no answer.

Also, would like answer on setup with Ubiquite router?

Please advise.

WD4PLB

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