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Port Forwarding from WAN to LAN on remote node

published by Ai6bx on Tue, 05/31/2016 - 01:32
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On my first go at mesh I was using Linksys equipment with the BBHN platform. In that setup I had a node at my home configured as a mesh gateway and had developed a series of IP tables in the firewall.user that allowed me to forward ports to a remote node at my repeater site in support of my IRLP node and also facilitating remote access to my repeater controller. My script was as follows:

#AI6BX-2 Node Port Monitor (loaded in firewall.user at home node - Mesh Gateway)
iptables -A input_wan -p tcp --dport 8088 -j ACCEPT

Please Meet Stanley

published by N2MH on Thu, 11/08/2018 - 21:11
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GoKits



Stanley is a Mesh Go-Kit that I put together at the end of the summer. When deployed, Stanley consists of a 2 GHz WiFi client, and a 5 GHz node capable of being a tunnel client. Both units are NanoStation Loco's. When deployed, Stanley looks like this:



Iperf package installation fail

published by WA3LAB on Wed, 11/18/2020 - 10:23
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Deployment

I have installed iperf and iperfspeed on 2 rockets successfully and it seems to function properly.  I now am trying to install iperf on a remote node which is a Nanostation M2 XW running 3.20.3.1.  I am doing this from the package management section on the administration screen.  I get the following error.

The package is iperf3 3.7-1AREDN.  Any ideas?
Glenn WA3LAB

Mobile, portable nodes to cover a large area event

published by kn5g on Wed, 02/23/2022 - 01:05
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Deployment
Our club has been asked to provide communications for a local "10K Run". We do not have the benefit of hills or high buildings to deploy nodes. We would like to provide live video feeds from some areas of the route back to the command post/finish line. We have been kicking around the possibility of using several nodes mounted on vehicles along the route. We will be dealing with some two and three story buildings, some hilly terrain and trees.
I'm wondering if anyone has tried using multiple, moving vehicles with attached nodes with any success? 

New User Looking for help

published by kd2qip on Thu, 11/29/2018 - 21:21
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Deployment
I have two working nodes built on NanoStation M2N units. They check out fine, I also have a managed switch available. My desire was to deeply these and use a tunnel to link to other nodes. Looking at your map, there is another node about 7 miles away that I might be able to see, but otherwise i am an island. 
I got back into Ham Radio now I am in semi retirement with the specific aim of looking into mesh radio. I have a strong career in digital communications and this seems a good fit. 

Managing Large Networks

published by w6bi on Wed, 04/08/2020 - 15:31
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Deployment

This is an email I sent out to the Southern California HamNet mailing list.

The SoCal ham network has grown way beyond our expectations and continues to grow.  We're likely pushing the OLSR routing
software far beyond what its authors expected for OLSR1.  It does fairly well, but we suspect large multi-hop routing
loops as one of the issues it can't handle.

Those large routing loops are only possible when tunnels are used. They're being used far more and far beyond what
AREDN originally contemplated. But they're here and we have to deal with them.

Packet storm mitigation patch

published by w6bi on Sat, 10/09/2021 - 20:29
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Deployment
Nightly build 571 hit the streets this morning. It contains the packet storm mitigation patch.
 
If you're in a medium or large network, or a highly meshed network, and your node passes traffic through itself (i.e., not a end-point), seriously consider using this build.

Orv W6BI
 

DTD connections

published by VE3BYS on Mon, 11/08/2021 - 21:11
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Deployment

Hi There,

I am setting up a test equipment with line of sight with RocktDish AirMax connected to RocketM5. A total of 3 towers.

Tower 1 will have RocktDish AirMax connected to RocketM5 pointing in one direction to the line of sight to the next tower.
Tower 2 will have 2 RocktDish AirMax connected to 2 RocketM5 individually pointing in opposite directions to the line of sight to the previous/next tower.
Tower 3 will have RocktDish AirMax connected to RocketM5 pointing in one direction to the line of sight to the last (2) tower.

DHCP server or static? Router on a stick?

published by K9EI on Fri, 03/02/2018 - 14:14
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Deployment

Hello all-

Doing some initial planning and was just curious if I should:

Naming Standard?

published by ng1p on Fri, 04/29/2022 - 09:29
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Deployment

In New England we are looking to grow our mesh networks and connect them over time. With that in mind and experimenting linking Mesh networks together by using tunneling i see a strong need for a standard naming convention and thought I would ask if someone has one? Seems like this should be part of the documentation at ARDEN. Changing the name of a node after the fact is painful so it would be good to get it right the first time.

Ideas:
callsign-type-location#-state  (type: H=home, P=portable, BB=backbone and the list could go on...)

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