Well I have the following done..
2 AirRouters running the latest firmware..
TUNNEL server on one and Tunnel client on the other and I am able to get them connected..
Is there a "dummy" how to guide to do the following...
I have a piece of equipment hooked to each router that I want the equipment to see each other and "think" they are on the same network etc so they can link up. and sync.. 1 dr2x repeater on 1 air router and 1 dr2x repeater on the other air-router. my mind is warped what am i missing in all of this ?
It seems on both air routers each have different 10. ip address schemes and the tunnel is 172 . address Am i missing something on how to have 1 address talk to another?
Bradley
2 AirRouters running the latest firmware..
TUNNEL server on one and Tunnel client on the other and I am able to get them connected..
Is there a "dummy" how to guide to do the following...
I have a piece of equipment hooked to each router that I want the equipment to see each other and "think" they are on the same network etc so they can link up. and sync.. 1 dr2x repeater on 1 air router and 1 dr2x repeater on the other air-router. my mind is warped what am i missing in all of this ?
It seems on both air routers each have different 10. ip address schemes and the tunnel is 172 . address Am i missing something on how to have 1 address talk to another?
Bradley
However the routing abilities handle the linking of these two networks together just like the internet does.
I’m not familiar with the DR2X linking but if it accepts putting an IP in you simply put the repeaters IP in and they should be able to talk to each other the mesh nodes handle getting the packets to where they need to go.
1 mesh node the repeater address is 10.68.165.90 and the other mesh node the repeater address is 10.68.167.56 is the way the mesh nodes assigned them. and they mesh nodes are tunneled together by 172.31.171.80 since they are on 2 different locations
https://www.aredn.org/content/yaesu-dr-2x-imrs-repeater-linking-mesh
At least one person has done it they may be able to provide more info then I can as I’m not proficient with the DR2X linking.
2 air routers. 1 repeater each hooked to each router on LAN PORT 1
I let the DHCP work and let the aredn node assign it an IP address. I then went in and reserved it. I did this on each router for each repeater.
Repeater 1 had a ip address of 10.35.251.153 It was one of the 5 direct host's in this router set up This repeater is on router 1
Repeater 2 had a ip address of 10.35.171.94 It was one of the 5 direct host's in this router set up. This repeater is connected to router 2
That was it.. Both repeaters then saw each other and communicated fine to each other via RF..
I hope this helps..
Bradley