Possible Bugs

All,

There have been some recent olsr instability behavior on the greater mesh tunnel'd network around the world.

Here is a possible candidate for the root cause of what people are seeing.  Note, this is exactly the kind of data we want to confirm to ether keep or change a current parameter in the tunnel implementation--or provide the node admin with an ability to locally configure.

There are 2 options to define the tunnel link to OLSR:

On the Port Forwarding, DHCP, and Services page, under  Advertised Services:

If a space is entered into a service Name any attempt to Add or Save Changes clears the page and then hangs (no new screen is displayed) and no error is reported.

I believe if spaces are not allowed in service names, then attempts to define a service name with an embedded space should result in either the page being re-displayed with an error message or the space being replaced with a "-" or "_" .

After installing 3.15.1.0b04, I found that my advertised services were not showing up, so I went into the "Port Forwarding, DHCP, and Services" page and I could not re-assign any reserved DHCP address because the drop-down with the IP addresses was empty.

Steve KE6SCS

I have found that if I create a service on the local node and on an attached server using the same service name for both, the UI will not allow the second instance to be saved. I believe the test for uniqueness should include the hostname and the service name. This makes sense since the node, and any attached servers, are grouped separately in the mesh status display so there is no confusion between the two services.

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I have noted that my M2 Rocket does not provide an IP address to any device.  Yes, I have the DHCP server checked.
I have also replaced all cables and it still does not work.  Any thoughts?

I've got MRTG monitoring about 20 nodes in our mesh network via SNMP. We're running ver 3.16.1.0.  I'm seeing some unusual things I can't figure out.  I can't find much information about what OIDs are available, so for now I'm just looking at interface traffic byte counts.  Here's what I think I know about the interfaces on an AirGrid M2 HP: