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Alert when a node joins the mesh

published by KQ9P on Fri, 01/13/2017 - 10:31
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Hi folks

I finally have my second node installed and running here in Central Virginia (www.cvadn.net)!  As I open the net up for local hams to connect, I would like to know who is using the network.  Has anyone figured out how to get an alert when a node connects to the mesh?

Thanks much.  Mike KQ9P

Tunnel indicators

published by w6bi on Mon, 09/24/2018 - 23:36
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I know what (tun) means next to a link.  But what does this mean next to a tunneled link?
 

  • (tun*1)
Also - (wan)(tun) means both a tunnel and a WAN link, right?  Others show it but my Mikrotik does not.  Wondering if that's a bug.


Thanks
Orv W6BI

Event support report and first use of Mikrotik hAP AC lite

published by AE6XE on Mon, 10/01/2018 - 19:17
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Support of the Baden Marathon in Karlsruhe, Germany using the Mikrotik hAP AC lite device.    You can find Timm DL4FLY's write up and pictures at the link below.  (In chrome, I selected "translate to english" :) .)   See if you can find the hAP lite in the pics.

https://www.darc.de/der-club/referate/notfunk/meldungen/meldungen-detail...

 

integrating AREDN into an existing network..

published by ka9mot on Sat, 10/06/2018 - 19:48
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Hello, we have an existing network made of wired servers with a dhcp server in area A.
We would like to extend the network by adding new areas B and C.
Area a has a AREDN mesh node acting as a gateway to mesh nodes in area B and C.
We would like all the computers on all area to get their ip addresses from the existing dhcp server but not from AREDN mesh node.
How can we do it ?

I read this tutorial based on hsmm. Would these instructions work on AREDN ?


SNMP on new release?

published by w6bi on Thu, 10/25/2018 - 20:06
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I was planning on monitoring some of the hilltop nodes with MRTG, but I don't see SNMP in the package list.  Has it been removed?

Orv W6BI

Bridging Multiple Networks

published by N2LEE on Tue, 10/16/2018 - 22:04
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I am having trouble getting my head around how to bridge my internal 192.x.x.x network with my AREDN and could use a few more brain cells from the collective.

I should start by saying I am not a newbie at this and worked in the IT industry and familiar with NATing, Bridging, Routers and Firewalls which is why this is so frustrating.

The basic setup is as follows:

1. Internal 192.... network
2. M5 Bridge to remote Network.
Remote network is bridged to the AREDN network BUT the M5 is running commercial 5GHz wifi (not that it matters)

Interference with 440 repeater

published by kb0vzp on Mon, 11/05/2018 - 00:28
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Is it possible for a pair of M2 Nanostations to interfere with a 440 MHZ repeater?

We installed a a pair on M2's and a PTZ camera on a tower in the middle of August and have had no issues with it until tonight. When the 440 link came up right before our weekly net it started making a lot of extra noise and tones, these would come and go a little bit. Even after the net they continued. I just returned home from the tower site and as soon as I unplugged the nodes the noise quit.

Ubuntu netplan

published by KF6VFZ on Sun, 11/04/2018 - 17:21
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UPDATE: Revised 2018 11 23

If you use Ubuntu or derivatives on a computer connected to your LAN/Internet and an AREDN localnode and you have moved on to version 17.04 or 18.04 or later, then you will encounter a new network configuration system called 'netplan'. I have spent 2 weeks trying to make a workable configuration file for routing to LAN, Internet and AREDN and found that this 'new' tool (it is over a year old) is poorly documented and totally non-obvious.

Disclaimer: I am not a network engineer. I am just a domestic user of Xubuntu for 10+ years.

Device-to-Device Ethernet Linking

published by ka9mot on Mon, 11/26/2018 - 14:38
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Hello,
I want to deploy two Ubiquiti M2 and M5 on a tower.
I am looking for a way to mesh these two devices or nodes together via the LAN port(s), and be able to mesh all of them as if it was over RF.
I read this article talking about Inter-mesh Tunneling
source: https://www.arednmesh.org/content/operational-notes-aredn-302
But the above link does not give a step by step solution on how to do this..

Trevor K7FPV Portable Mesh Node With VoIP and WiFi

published by WU2S on Wed, 12/05/2018 - 19:47
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Trevor K7FPV Portable Mesh Node With VoIP and WiFi

Just a quick reminder that Trevor posted an excellent article on his website about a portable node he built. He has very detailed instructions and a bill of materials
See Trevor's Bench.
 

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