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 Subject :Re:Punching through urban areas.. 2013-11-22- 04:30:57 
KD0KWW
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Joined: 2013-07-08- 14:39:21
Posts: 29
Location: Colorado Springs
 
Forum : How we used HSMM-MESH™
Topic : Punching through urban areas

This is off the top of my head, but isn't there a way in the firmware to define an antenna as Tx only? What if you put an amp only on your Tx antenna? THat should boost your output without the negitive effect of also boosting the noise floor on your RX. I'd like to try this: Parabolics with amps for Tx Omni w/out amp for Rx of the para and Tx for local area coverage (so Tx/Rx on the omni)
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 Subject :Ventura, California online.. 2013-11-21- 17:43:43 
N8MJK
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Location: Ventura, California, USA
 
Forum : General
Topic : Ventura, California online

Well, it took a bit of reading and messing about, but I am posting this to the forum via mesh! I set up a single node several days ago, and a second node today for experimenting with connectivity. First test once they were both up was a DD-WRT WiFi access point connected to the second node, from which I could then access both mesh nodes. Now in the interest of further testing I've temporarily connected my original node to the Internet. Assuming I can still click "Submit" it seems to be working well.

Now on to getting some decent antennas set up!

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 Subject :Re:Prove di HSMM-MESH a Scandicci (FI).. 2013-11-21- 10:04:31 
IZ5FSA
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Joined: 2013-02-23- 03:47:38
Posts: 13
Location: JN53OS
Forum : Italy
Topic : Prove di HSMM-MESH a Scandicci (FI)

Ciao Mariano. La collaborazione è già iniziata... spero di metterla in piedi per poi fare un tunnel con voi e condividere insieme delle risorse per gli OM di "buona volontà". Adesso sto provando una versione per device Ubiquiti usata dal gruppo NW-HSMM. I miei Linksys WRT54GL non hanno memoria sufficiente per questa versione... devo fare una ricerca per vedere se riesco a gestire meglio la memoria... ma per adesso non ci sto riuscendo. Se funzionasse anche con i Lynksys sarebbe ottimo perché consentirebbe di integrare la rete con prodotti Ubiquiti reperibili facilmente sul mercato a prezzi molto contenuti. Ti terrò aggiornato. Ciao.
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 Subject :HELP with a WRT54GS V3.0.. 2013-11-20- 18:14:05 
WB6IWT
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Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : HELP with a WRT54GS V3.0

Hi,

    I tried to load the correct firmware but got an "Upgrade Are Failed" message. Now the Power LED flashes rapidly and I can't ping it! I understand that I now have to connect a JTAG and reload the bootstrap. Is that correct? Lynksys doesn't have the firmware on their website anymore so instead can I load the hamnet software after I re-install the bootstrap? 

Thanks for the help,

Paul

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 Subject :Re:Re-flashing a WRT54GL.. 2013-11-20- 06:18:19 
KD5CKP
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Location: Hilltop Mineral Wells EM54bx
Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : Re-flashing a WRT54GL

Thank Jim. I will give it a shot when I get home.

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 Subject :Re:Re-flashing a WRT54GL.. 2013-11-20- 06:15:19 
K5KTF
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Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : Re-flashing a WRT54GL

Anytime you already have our firmware loaded, use the generic TRX file to reflash/upgrade.

But hang on a second...

I just realized that the 1.0.0 by default is in 5-host-direct, and below will only show WAN (just looked at my one node still in 5-host mode)

You do not need to port forward when in this mode, as the device is essentially out on the mesh directly with a 10.x.x.x IP. So you wont need to port forward usually, when in this mode. This is equivalent of normal home-routers having the device on the  "DMZ".

My mistake, as I am used to working in NAT mode (and usually change all of my nodes from the now-default 5-host-direct back to NAT).

You do not need to reflash, it should just work as is, if you call the 10.x.x.x IP or the name you assign in the DHCP address reservation.

KTF

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 Subject :Re-flashing a WRT54GL.. 2013-11-20- 05:13:23 
KD5CKP
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Location: Hilltop Mineral Wells EM54bx
Forum : Problems & Answers
Topic : Re-flashing a WRT54GL

I am having a problem when trying to setup port forwarding. When specifying the interface I am not given the option of "WIFI", only "WAN". I have been instructed to reflash the firmware. My question is should I use the .bin or the .trx upgrade file?

The router currently has BBHN 1.0 on it and all appears to be working EXCEPT the option for the WIFI interface. 

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 Subject :Re:Will having music on hold break the rules?.. 2013-11-19- 16:18:02 
W5LMM
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Joined: 2012-02-13- 18:18:04
Posts: 126
Location: Albuquerque, NM
 
Forum : VoIP
Topic : Will having music on hold break the rules?

Is there a writeup somewhere about setting up a basic version of asterisk on a mesh node?



[EDIT]


Never mind.. found it.


http://hsmm-mesh.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-9-voip/topic-284-asterisk-running-natively-on-hsmm-mesh-node.html

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 Subject :Re:Mesh-Node link via Ethernet?.. 2013-11-19- 10:24:45 
ON1ARF
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Topic : Mesh-Node link via Ethernet?

Hi Doug, I'm still pretty new to OSLR but I did a quick test between a pi running hsmm-pi and a linux box running olsrd. In /etc/olsrd.conf (or whatever your olsrd configuration file may be) just add your interface on which you want to reach the remote node. This will probably be "eth0", so you should add this: Interface "eth0" { } You should also make sure the ethernet interface have IP-addresses that match: E.g. - on device 1: "44.255.255.1 netmask 255.255.255.252 broadcast 44.255.255.3" - on device 2: "44.244.244.2 netmask 255.255.255.252 broadcast 44.255.255.3" As far as I understand the RFC of OLSR, the protocol does support devices with multiple OLSR-interfaces, so it can run on any interface, wireless, wired, .... or even virtual interfaces (like vpn tunnels). Good luck 73 kristoff - ON1ARF
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 Subject :Re:Raspberry Pi and Alfa 1 watt wireless USB up and running.. 2013-11-19- 09:22:21 
K2MTS
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Joined: 2013-07-01- 12:30:14
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Location: FN32fp
 
Forum : Eastern New York
Topic : Raspberry Pi and Alfa 1 watt wireless USB up and running

Hi,

I've used the hsmm-pi software with good success.

https://github.com/urlgrey/hsmm-pi

http://hsmmpi.wordpress.com/

It's easy to install & configure.

73
Mike

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 Subject :Re:Raspberry Pi and Alfa 1 watt wireless USB up and running.. 2013-11-19- 05:19:42 
N1OBU
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Joined: 2013-04-14- 18:36:48
Posts: 13
Location: Preston, CT
Forum : Eastern New York
Topic : Raspberry Pi and Alfa 1 watt wireless USB up and running

Can you post a link or directions on installing/configuring BBHN on a RPi? I had it working a while ago with the old firmware. Sounds like you have it working with the new BBHN firmware v1.0.
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 Subject :Re:Prove di HSMM-MESH a Scandicci (FI).. 2013-11-18- 22:06:57 
iw0dvv
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Joined: 2013-07-02- 09:46:28
Posts: 2
Location: Civitavecchia RM Italy
 
Forum : Italy
Topic : Prove di HSMM-MESH a Scandicci (FI)

Ciao Leo,

sono contento che questa iniziativa stia prendendo piede in Italia. Ti auguro un buon lavoro.

Noi attualmente disponiamo di una decina di Lynksys alcuni inscatolati e montabili su cavalletto. La parte fissa dovrebbe essere in regolare funzionamento, cioe' con link funzionanti, per al massino meta' dicembre. Abbiamo previsto installazioni presso le stazioni di alcuni OM di Civitavecchia e presso il sito dove ospitiamo i nostri ripetitori, sulla collina di  Poggio Ombricolo, Allumiere.

I Lynksys li abbiamo acquistati usati tutti su ebay (comunmita' europea, per evitare spese doganali) all'estero pagandoli in media 30 euro sp comprese.

Un amico ha gia' installato 2 nodi a Bracciano.

Per meta' settimana facciamo delle prove tecniche di antenne (tipologia e polarizzazione), amplificatori e ipcamera. Posteremo i risultati su questo forum.

In un prossimo futuro vorremmo fare delle prove per vedere la possibilità di collegare le singole reti locali attraverso tunnel internet. Si potrebbero cosi' coprire vaste zone. Ho visto che tale possibilità e' nella lista dei desideri per le future versioni del firmware.

Interessantissima la possibilita' che citi di poter utilillare le Raspberry PI, approfondiro' senzaltro l'argomento.

Per il momento ti saluto e spero di collaborare con te, con voi, adesso ed in futuro.

73 de iw0dvv Mariano

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 Subject :Broadband-Hamnet vs. openwrt+Olsrd.. 2013-11-18- 11:47:42 
ON1ARF
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Topic : Broadband-Hamnet vs. openwrt+Olsrd

Hi,


I'm still new to HSMM-MESH so please excuse my (perhaps) stupid question:

What is the exact functional difference between broadband-hamnet (using a WRT-56G and one of the official software) and -say- setting up a router with openwrt, olsrd + the "olsrd_nameservice" pluging?


I know that the BH-image also provides a webinterface but as I have a background in CLI-based linux system administratie, I don't need that.

So, does broadband-hamnet add something else I haven't seen yet? (special kernel-builds, special olsrd versions?)



73

kristoff - ON1ARF

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 Subject :Getting involved. Let's build something... 2013-11-18- 02:39:40 
KD5CKP
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Joined: 2013-11-11- 11:12:42
Posts: 16
Location: Hilltop Mineral Wells EM54bx
Forum : Mid-south (MS/TN/AR)
Topic : Getting involved. Let's build something.

I am very interested in hearing from others in the area that have or plan to put a node on the air. Currently I have two nodes on the air(KD5CKP-1 & W5OBM-1) at my home. The second is primarily for testing. The intent is that W5OBM-1 goes somewhere else much higher than I can get it here with hopefully a much larger foot print. 


I look forward to hearing from the interested parties in the area or anyone with wisdom to share with a new and growing mesh.

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 Subject :Re:What to install on a permanent node?.. 2013-11-17- 15:49:10 
KD5CKP
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Joined: 2013-11-11- 11:12:42
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Location: Hilltop Mineral Wells EM54bx
Forum : Applications
Topic : What to install on a permanent node?

I have stumbled upon this http://www.hsmm-mesh.org/applications-for-the-mesh.html Great information, but still open to any more suggestions or information for beginners.
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 Subject :Re:What to install on a permanent node?.. 2013-11-17- 14:37:15 
KD5CKP
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Joined: 2013-11-11- 11:12:42
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Location: Hilltop Mineral Wells EM54bx
Forum : Applications
Topic : What to install on a permanent node?

Just getting started here. i have two nodes sep in my house for the time being so i can do testing with applications and such. is there a suggestedlist of applications and/or operating systems available? Iwould like to get moving on this and have someting to show others i the area and get mode nodes active, Any information and assistance is appreciated. Tim KD5CKP
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 Subject :A few pics of my gear... 2013-11-17- 14:34:11 
kc8jpz
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Joined: 2013-10-28- 16:17:15
Posts: 3
Location: Columbus,Ohio
 
Forum : General
Topic : A few pics of my gear.

Just thought I would share this here. Hoping to get a few more nodes out in Central Ohio. Possibly get a club or 2 involved.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/spline/sets/72157637786475423/

Thanks,

Jim

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 Subject :Re:Hotspots and smartphones?.. 2013-11-17- 01:54:46 
kg5us
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Joined: 2013-10-01- 20:50:29
Posts: 4
Location: San Antonio, TX
Forum : Applications
Topic : Hotspots and smartphones?

Someone (David, AC0LV) recently posted information about a similar Android app (WalkieTalkie?) under the 'general' forum category. (I didn't discover this until after I posted my original question.) Apparently he managed to get it working over the mesh. Thanks for the information. I'll try out Serval Mesh, as well as WalkieTalkie. - Ned, KG5US
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 Subject :Re:Ubiquiti Nanostation LOCO M2.. 2013-11-16- 17:21:40 
kj6dzb
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Location: kj6dzb-10
 
Forum : Hardware
Topic : Ubiquiti Nanostation LOCO M2

I found the NW-mesh group that has instructions on how to install the olsrd on ubiquity equipment. Is any one got plans on up daying to the olsrd 0.6.6.1 ? As seen in the Hsmm-pi project? the NW-mesh group provides a how to on installing olsrd on open wrt. 73 kj6dzb
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 Subject :Re:Hotspots and smartphones?.. 2013-11-16- 16:03:01 
K5KTF
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Forum : Applications
Topic : Hotspots and smartphones?

David,

sounds like a port-forwarding issue. Maybe some research into what ports the apps use, and then forward them accordingly.

If you are attaching wifi AP's to mesh nodes, the ports would need to be forwarded in both the mesh node AND the AP.

One possible scenario: Put the Wifi AP's IP into the DMZ of the mesh node, then have the wifi client (phone) in the DMZ of the AP. That would essentially put the phone directly on the mesh.

If you are using the new FW (5-host direct mode by default), then the AP should have been DHCP'd a 10.x.x.x IP, and be on the mesh directly. Then you need to either put the phone into the AP DMZ or figure out the specific ports and have them forwarded in the AP to the phone.

Interesting idea you guys are working on, and I would like to see how y'all get this working.

73

KTF

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