Hi There;

Got a IP Address camera on one router (Mesh) configured and shows a camera service on that node, How I'm able to view de images or video real time from that camera? Do I have to install another firmware to be able to access that camera?

Rafael - KP4RV

Hello All;

I have installed asterisk on raspberry pi3 vers 28-01-2017, the installation is working so I update the Module Admin and restart system ok and no erreur.

1- I install X-Lite on 2 computers extension 1- 500 and 2- 501 no problem ok.

2- So I have 10 Cisco 7940 (2 line) I have there or SIP extension so on Asterisk I create 1 extension 1000 Name Robert not problem.

3- So I plug the phone in mesh node the system give a IP address of 172.27.0.10 the asterisk is on the IP address 172.27.0.9 on the computer, I ping both IP address the computer confirmed 100% Received NO LOSS for asterisk and phone.

4- On the phone Cisco 7940, I can’t not figure out wat to set up for the 2 lines on this’s phones.

5- On the mesh node program; interface set at, BORTH; type TCP outside port, 80; lan ip 172.27.0.10; lan port 80 and click add; in the advertised service; name voIP-1 link x; http -80 click add save reboot. 6- Click on node status; service raspbx ok and working, but the voIP-01 (phone) I click and the system bris me to asterisk login!!! I need help, Thank you for you time,

73 from Robert ve2rbb email. va2dbj@ve2cyh.org

I have two WRT54G routers configured with Hamnet - both in my home.  They seem to be running correctly and they see each other normally.  One is upstairs with a 20dB gain yagi connected to one antenna port and the other antenna port has the original antenna on it.

The yagi is pointed out a window toward my closest ham neighbor - clear line of site about 1/2 mile away.

In the house the Hamnet signal is the strongest signal present, beating my two in-home WiFi channels.  However, if I go out at the edge of the property (200') inline with the direction the yagi is pointing  with my laptop running a WiFi sniffer app the Hamnet signal doesn't make it any further than the regular WiFi signals, let along a half mile.

My understanding of this stuff is pretty weak but I was expecting to get a strong SSID broadcast off the end of that yagi - but it appears not.

I need some tips....

Thanks

Calvin - N7AY

Yes, still interested although after scoping out my QTH is not a very good location, I'm kind of low.  I'll need to get some others involved to have decent coverage.

Yes, still interested although after scoping out my QTH is not a very good location, I'm kind of low.  I'll need to get some others involved to have decent coverage.

Joe, 

 Do you know Rick Blank WB3BSA ? 

Ed, 

   Are you still interested in getting a mesh going in the Philadelphia area ? I'm on the other side of philly in new jersey north of center city.  

-John 

Hi all, thanks for having this forum.

I have all of the components needed to get "on the air" just overcoming inertia.

I have a NanoStationLoco and over 700 feet of cat5 outdoor wire (grey)

I have a WRT54GL with Hamnet firmware installed and several hundred feet of RG6 coax and a 15db gain vertical antenna.

And I have 2 Xeon servers running Ubuntu Server with GUI.

I see one station on Googlemaps that I might be able to hit.

So please tell me to get off my a$$ and get to work.

I have many questions however. Even though I'm a retired Unix sysadmin I am very rusty since that was almost 30 years ago.

For openers, where does the DHCP take place? What do I have to do? Which IP addresses?

Thanks for any comments and support. 73, Jim W3FAW

Hello All,

I got a WRT54G at Hamvention this year and after updating and basically setting it up thru the WAN port, I am trying to find a way to connect to it thru wired Ethernet. I have an old 5 plus uplink port Cisco hub that I using to bring the Internet to a couple of Raspberry PIs in the shack. I would like to find some way of getting the internet to it so that I can play with packages. I tried to connect the WAN port to one of the five ports on the hub but although the node seemed to realize it was connected to something, neither my router nor my PIs can see it. I thought this would work because it is my understanding that the WAN port has a DHCP client to facilitate internet connected nodes. Does the node WAN port not accept incoming connections?

I would like to have my node connected to my shack LAN so that I can admin it from all of my computers and have unencrypted internet access on it for package management and possibly tunneling.

73,

Augustine W8AWT

@augustinewtab on Twitter

Good Evening Everyone!

First off, if this has been answered someplace else, I appologize for not being able to find it. My google-fu appears to have failed me this evening.

I live in the middle of rural northern Wisconsin and am looking to setup a tunnel server to allow some other rural, out of RF range hams to connect to my Mesh network in order for us to play/drum up interest in the system in the hopes that other hams in the area will become interested once they see the system in action.

What I'm wondering is this. I have an EdgeRouter X as my home router (core router if you will) and it currently is acting as an OpenVPN server (listening on interface vtun0) for my home network and does a reasonable job at it. I'm also sure I can add other virtual tunnel interfaces (vtun1 for example) that the Mesh Tunnel server could listen in on. I'm just wondering about the particulars of the tunnel server/client (protocol, etc) and if anyone else has already done this and could point me in the right direction that would be awesome as well!

Anyway, I hope everyone is having a great evening!

Thanks and 73,

de W9HDG

Hi,

  I put up a new node today on channel 1 and saw someone playing around with a bunch of nodes around 6pm today. They look like they are down now, but on the off chance that you read this, drop me a line.

Jeff N2TIQ