A couple of additional hints:

1) Sometimes, windows is batstuff crazy in the way it handles network interfaces, especially once it's connected and the IP address changes.  Sometimes you have to power off of the PC, or at least a reboot is needed.  What's particularly infuriating is that it may work right 10 times in a row, and then completely fail the 11th time you try the same thing. 

2) Sometimes the WRT-54s get screwy when flashing and you need to unplug the power overnight. 

I dug out my old v1 but could not find the power supply. A little research pointed me to a 12v 1a requirement. I found one and plugged it in. Pop sound, silicone sweet out of the SoC and a putrid smell. It's dead.

The really sad part was that I saw on this site, not 5 minutes later that it needed 5v 2a. More sad is that I HAD that power supply the whole time but wrote it off as a mystery because the internet said it needed 12v.

The lesson... I don't know but I'm sad. I was trying to work up a quick demo for a HAM club meet tonight.

Check your port forwarding on the serving machine. You need to ensure that your remote client is connection via a port that is forwarded on the server.

On another note, using TS3 is brilliant. Thanks for this stroke of inspiration!
 

KB3TOX-QTH is up and running .... Waiting for hi db omni antenna. Hope that will make the difference

73

Ed.    Kb3tox

FM28bs

There's also a guy selling nodes on eBay by the name of snarfage.

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Sorry for the late post.  What were you using as an antenna? We pointed the 24 db dish in your direction.

Dave

Any way I can get the Lat/Lon/Nodenames for the Googlemap?

We have very few non-USA nodes on there, and Id like to show this isnt just a Texas thing, or a US thing :-)

Email me off list at jim@K5KTF.com Subject of Foreigners on the  Googlemap

73!

KTF

The map of nodes was very helpful, as I ended up finding KF5GAH in my neighborhood. He loaned me a GL (in addition to my GS). Interesting conversation and great to meet hams face-to-face.

I will try my darndest to attend Digital Wednesday this month.

I understand that tunneling is in the works. My question is how does it work?  Does the tunneling work via the WAN port and uses olsr to exchange endpoint information?  Does olsr work on the wireless side only?  Does olsr work on DMZ ip addresses?  Is it possible to use external hardware to link hsmm nodes?

Many questions. Any insight would be appreciated. 

Jesse - WC3XS

I got my hands on an unused router over the weekend and thought I'd give HSMM a go. It is all set up, and now I'm looking for an antenna to use it with and a reason to deploy it.

I'm near 360 & 2222 and look forward to trying this out and learning a bunch.