I tried the solution suggested and got nowhere.

Ubiquity M2

Seeking someone to connect to with a tunnel. Linksys 54GS waiting and loaded! South East England, by the coast (JO00LX)

OOPs , just got another one, unexpected success on Ebay...

Tim

M0DAS

Ok I just picked 5 of these wrt54G routers up at NEAR-FEST last week 5 for 30 dollars.

I'm trying to upload firmware to a G V3 finally after much tail chasing Got the firmware up to the router. It now says Mesh node i beleave and it is now a 172 device as seen under properties.

     I couldn't get back into the page to change to my call sign or anything else to be changed after about an hour of fooling around... I gave up and shut the computer down, and powered down the router.I Hope i didn't brick it? any one with any advice for me who is someone who knows almost nothing about computers except how to turn them on and get connected to wifi.Also I used wireless rather than a cable to get the firmware to the wrt54G v.3.Jim

http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/developer-documentation/86-svnrepos.html says the source is available from svn://ad5oo.ham-radio-op.net/hsmm but that site is down.  Is there a current repository?

i had AREDN on my M2 an downgraded to BBHN due to incompatibility with my linksys routers.

the M2 is on a 100 ft tower and only access is thru ethernet or wireless.

the node came up with "meshnode" as its SSID

upon connection to the ethernet or wireless i get an address of 192.168.1.19 and a scan of ip's sees 192.168.1.1 as the mesh nodes address, i think this is due to it was in NAT mode with the previous AREDN software and I did an upgrade to BBHN.

I cannot get the web interface to come up using http://192.168.1.1:8080 or localnode.local.mesh:8080  it always says cant connect and I am thinkig the firewall for which NAT us done will not let me in backwards.

anyone have any idea how i can get in to reset it or reconfigure it?

i didnt expect it to do this when i upgraded, normally itwould give me a 10.x.x.x address and i can get in easily.

i had AREDN on my M2 an downgraded to BBHN due to incompatibility with my linksys routers.

the M2 is on a 100 ft tower and only access is thru ethernet or wireless.

the node came up with "meshnode" as its SSID

upon connection to the ethernet or wireless i get an address of 192.168.1.19 and a scan of ip's sees 192.168.1.1 as the mesh nodes address, i think this is due to it was in NAT mode with the previous AREDN software and I did an upgrade to BBHN.

I cannot get the web interface to come up using http://192.168.1.1:8080 or localnode.local.mesh:8080  it always says cant connect and I am thinkig the firewall for which NAT us done will not let me in backwards.

anyone have any idea how i can get in to reset it or reconfigure it?

i didnt expect it to do this when i upgraded, normally itwould give me a 10.x.x.x address and i can get in easily.

I am new to this HSMM-Mesh thing and luckily, I still have a few of these WRT54GS V1, V2 that I used in the school.  I have downloaded the firmware for these model and so far it's working.  I think what i need to ask is if I have an internet hooked up to one of these nodes, can I join other nodes, let's say in the US or other places via the internet?  So far I think I am alone to have a hsmm-mesh here.

Also, how can this be used during emergency?

Thanks in advance.

73,

Max DU2UXH

I'm new to BBHN and am interested in building a network where I live in West Virginia.  Right now, I have 1 node setup and running at my house.  I, like I'm sure many of you do, have several wireless routers to play with at my house.  One of which supports and is running OpenWRT.  It is a Linksys wrt320n.  It would be nice if I could add this to my network giving it 2 nodes.  I know it isn't supported yet, but it was mentioned in the under development section to post what I have in the forums.  So, I am.  I'm more than happy to load any beta versions of BBHN on it to see if I can get it to run.  Or, if someone smarter than I am about this knows if I could load another image on it,  I would be happy to do it an help this project out where I can.

73,

Eric

k8ohz

I just got ahold of a used NanoBridge M2 and installed the firmware. I cannot get past the setup. When I attempt to save the setup, it responds "error saving setup."

If I intentionally make an error - such as failing to enter a password - it responds with a message that indicates I must enter a password. The generic message is not helpful. Has anybody encountered this before?

I also noted that the device does not have the expected IP address but instead has maintained the default UBIQUITI address.

Should I attempt to re-install the firmware?

I just got ahold of a used NanoBridge M2 and installed the firmware. I cannot get past the setup. When I attempt to save the setup, it responds "error saving setup."

If I intentionally make an error - such as failing to enter a password - it responds with a message that indicates I must enter a password. The generic message is not helpful. Has anybody encountered this before?

I also noted that the device does not have the expected IP address but instead has maintained the default UBIQUITI address.

Should I attempt to re-install the firmware?

I just got ahold of a used NanoBridge M2 and installed the firmware. I cannot get past the setup. When I attempt to save the setup, it responds "error saving setup."

If I intentionally make an error - such as failing to enter a password - it responds with a message that indicates I must enter a password. The generic message is not helpful. Has anybody encountered this before?

I also noted that the device does not have the expected IP address but instead has maintained the default UBIQUITI address.

Should I attempt to re-install the firmware?