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Nanostation M2 XW and M5 XW port usage standardized

published by AE6XE on Wed, 11/14/2018 - 22:22
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Nodes
The code to standardize the port usage on the NS M2 XW and NS M5 XW has been committed to the git repository.  This means these changes will be available in the morning Nov 15, 2018 in nightly build images.    

What specifically has changed?

Before:   LAN was only on primary port, DtDLink and WAN on secondary port only.  This is inconsistent with other AREDN devices
After:   LAN/DtDlink/WAN all correctly function on main port with a single cat5 network cable like all other AREDN devices.

Additional benefit added but with limitations:

Mikrotik support

published by VA2XJM on Sun, 11/25/2018 - 15:06
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Hi AREDN team,

I've discussed this morning with a possible provider about the project of an AREDN mesh using Mikrotik devices. From previous posts on the forum, Ubiquiti support might be dropped because of proprietary tech in their AC line, so I decided to look into Mikrotik.

Video Tutorial on Flashing Mikrotik Device with Windows

published by km6wuh on Wed, 11/28/2018 - 00:14
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Nodes

I made a Youtube video walking through how to install AREDN Firmware onto a Mikrotik device using Windows. It's about 20 minutes long, as I am more or less learning the process as I am going through it.

Link is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ltUHqG4A7Q

Hope it is helpful. 

Ray
KK6RAY (new call)

best buy for vlan and poe

published by K3MMB on Wed, 11/28/2018 - 13:37
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Network Switches
What is considered best approach to adding a poe and vlan device to a working mikrotik/tp-link mesh??

regards
mike

tp-linkv2 seems not to provide ip using dumb switch

published by K3MMB on Thu, 11/29/2018 - 10:55
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Nodes
OK, I understand this is a user error, but

My two tp-link210v2 nodes will not provide dhcp addr when using a cisco dumb switch.

conection is

POE from power supply to 210
lan port from power connected to cisco port 1
remote rig unit setup for dhcp connection to cisco port 2

remote rig does not get ip
node shows nothing connected

regards
mike

Standardized NanoStation XM Ethernet port configuration

published by AE6XE on Sun, 12/02/2018 - 21:13
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Nodes
The NanoStation XM devices now have fully functional ports - both main and secondary.   This capability will be in Dec 3, 2018 nightly build.   The behavior is now same as NanoStation XW devices.   POE Passthough is also functional.   

M5 XM password unknown

published by n0daj on Sun, 10/14/2018 - 18:40
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Hardware
I have a nano M5 (XM) that was borrowed by a fellow ham to do some network testing. Somehow his callsign ended up on the M5 and I can't get into setup. I have contacted him and asked about the password. He gave me the password he uses on everything and it doesn't work. I have tried a variety of passwords including the default "hsmm" and nothing works. I have done numerous hard resets and tried to tftp using your vague instructions with no success. Please Help!

Doug, N0DAJ

TP-Link CPE610 now available in Nightly Builds

published by AE6XE on Mon, 12/03/2018 - 22:39
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Nodes
The changes for CPE610 are now in the code repository and will be in nighty builds from Dec 4, 2018.   Andrew KK4ZUZ has brought this device to its knees under AREDN, before OpenWrt has support for this device.   Big hand to Andrew!    The specs can be found here:

https://www.tp-link.com/au/products/details/cat-37_CPE610.html

As always, please post feedback good and bad of your experience with this device.

Joe AE6XE

 

802.3af POE

published by AJ6GZ on Thu, 06/28/2018 - 00:00
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Hardware

Wanted to share yet another option to power 24V nodes from "standard" 802.3af/802.3at 48V ports found on bigger network switches.  These boxes from Tycon take 48V PoE in and output either 24V or 18V, jumper selectable, passive output for Ubiquiti nodes.  I put two in today to add remote control power from a Cisco switch.  Left them at 24V since these nodes are at 125 and 175ft. 18V for shorter runs to save on wear and tear of regulator/diodes.  They are 10/100 only.

Nanostation M2 XW low flash space

published by AJ6GZ on Mon, 07/23/2018 - 02:18
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Nodes

Tried an update to daily 80-014217a on an NS M2 XW, reinstalled Tunnel, and it's back on the air ok.  I noticed free space for flash = 68K.  I don't recall what it might have shown before. iirc, this node went from 3.17RC1 thru a few dailies up to old 176. Not sure where it started as far as Air OS.  Could it be related to this https://www.arednmesh.org/content/bad-rocket-m5  ?

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