TP-Link CPE210 setup issue

I too am get the "Bad Gateway" after pushing the "Setup" button. I have loaded The Factor/Recovery File and wish to continue to load the Sys file. I have a TPLink CPE 210 V3.26.. I am using the Windows installation guide and the CMD line to pint 192.168.1.1 with 4 out of 4 success.
Thank you for any help.

Brian AC9XU

Chuck,
  I have been following this request. The system will allow me to get to the "NoCall XXXX " page but when I go to the set up page, after typing in 'root'/"hsmm/ this is when the Bad Gateway error is present..  
Pushing 'Setup gives the full error of

Bad Gateway
The process did not produce any response.

73 Brian

Are all these 'Bad Gateway' messages with CPE 210 v3.26?
Any not v3.26?
Does v3.26 load AREDN v3.22.12.0 ?

Recent Nightlies have an update pertaining to 'Bad Gateway' responses:
https://github.com/aredn/aredn/pull/885

73, Chuck

You start with the node's router out of the box at 192.168.0.? and make your fixed ip match for pxe server.

Then you upload factory, it reboots.  Now the router is 192.168.1.1 for NOCALL and you have to reset your computer fixed ip to be compatible.

If in Windows you must use BOTH ipconfig to verify your own card settings AND ping to make sure you can reach the other device.

Once you upload the sysupgrade it will reboot then the router now will give you a mesh address 10.?.?.? and you AGAIN change your network card to DHCP and then you start configuring the node with name, password, reboot ... use ipconfig and ping before trying to do anything at each step.

Each time you must unplug the ethernet cable to your computer to force the network card to accept a new setting.  Turn your wifi off so it doesn't automatically pickup other networks.  For that particular model start from scratch with 3.22.12.0 and see if you can get anywhere. 

http://downloads.arednmesh.org/firmware/html/stable_322120.html

Ed

Hello, I have a TPlink CPE210 V3.26 that I am trying to flash with AREDN firmware.  I've been following the AREDN's instructions as well as a non-IT person can, but I can not get past the initial user/password setup step.  The Pharos firmware that came on the CPE210 made flashing new AREDN firmware easy and I installed "aredn-3.23.4.0-ath79-generic-tplink_cpe210-v3-squashfs-factory".   It booted and I could ping it successfully and reliably.   I pointed my browser (tried both Google Chrome and MS Edge) to 192.168.1.1 and was rewarded with the "NOCALL" screen.  I could open the help page and the setup page.  However, when I entered the user and password, I get a "Bad Gateway" error message.  From then on I can not get back to the enter password screen unless I restart the browser or clear the cache.  If I enter the wrong password, it just reloads the page with no "Bad Gateway" error.  I take this as a sign I am entering the proper credentials.   I've reset the CPE210 (5 second reset) many times but no change.  I tried the longer reset mentioned in the firmware help page, but nothing changes.   I've seen exactly the same behavior on two Windows 10 computers, one a complex desktop and one a minimal Celeron "hocky puck" with nothing but the CPE and mouse/keyboard attached.  The desktop has Avast antivirus which I deactivated, the Celeron has only the basic Win 10 protection.  I've tried to flash with TFTP and TFTPD64 no joy, but again, not an IT person and I'm unsure I got all the settings right.  I bought a second CPE210 and figure I get one chance to flash working firmware using the Pharos program that comes with the CPE.  Any suggestions?  I've read through the comments here, lots to learn.  Thanks!