May the radio of a supernode function as a 'LAN Hotspot'?
The documentation mentions that the radio should not be enabled as a 'MESH radio'.
Reference:
https://docs.arednmesh.org/en/latest/arednHow-toGuides/supernodes.html#s...
"3. Ensure that the Mesh radio is off"
and
"Things to Avoid
Here are several things NOT to do when configuring your Supernode.
Your Supernode must not use any cross-links (xlinks) to other nodes.
Your Supernode must not have tunnel links to any non-Supernode devices.
Your Supernode must not have its Mesh radio interface enabled."
May the radio of a supernode function as a 'LAN Hotspot'?
73, Chuck
The documentation mentions that the radio should not be enabled as a 'MESH radio'.
Reference:
https://docs.arednmesh.org/en/latest/arednHow-toGuides/supernodes.html#s...
"3. Ensure that the Mesh radio is off"
and
"Things to Avoid
Here are several things NOT to do when configuring your Supernode.
Your Supernode must not use any cross-links (xlinks) to other nodes.
Your Supernode must not have tunnel links to any non-Supernode devices.
Your Supernode must not have its Mesh radio interface enabled."
May the radio of a supernode function as a 'LAN Hotspot'?
73, Chuck
Thanks.
I was having difficulty linking with a new Supernode in the adjacent county.
As it turned out...it was a 'PICNIC' error.
3s, Chuck
(Problem In Chair, Not In Computer)