Hardware

I'm running a simple setup with a NanoBeam connected to a wireless Access Point (TP-Link TL-WR802N).  There is no WAN access.  The Access Point allows me to monitor the node from a laptop or cell phone via WiFi.  The problem I am having is that I can only access the node or its services by using its LAN address.  I cannot use the name of the node, as there appears to be no DNS name resolution.  Is there a way to solve this problem without adding hardware or WAN access?

Thank you,

Jeff W2JCL
 

I'm looking for validation that the following switch configuration would allow for remote management of the TS-5-POE. In this configuration the switch would have a DHCP reservation and NAT/firewall rule setup on Mesh Node 1.

Port                         1    2   3    4   5
Vlan 1 (MGMT)       U   E   E   E   U
Vlan 2 (DTD)           T    T   T   T   E

Port 1: Mesh Node 1 (120 degreee sector 3430 10Mhz)
Port 2: Mesh Node 2 (120 degreee sector 3445 10Mhz)
Port 3: Mesh Node 3 (120 degreee sector 3460 10Mhz)

Fun With Cameras! (this is a long post - sorry!)

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Part One - grabbing screenshots and displaying them.

The streaming protocol RTSP that most modern IP cameras use can be a pain in the butt to configure and view. If you've successfully installed one your local ham network, congratulations!

But now what? RTSP works well, but the average ham operator new to our network won't be able to view it without some advance configuration, and honestly most video streams are downright boring (until they aren't..)

Rocket m2 xw with airvos 6.1.5 trying to load Nightly and it shows accepted,File size match however it never reboots.

IF i reboot after 15 mins it still shows AirOS 6.1.5  using the file to use Chart it says to load following.
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Darrell

In order to get coverage over 360°, is it better to use 3 120°, 4 90° or an omni? I need to get out 1 mile and am thinking rocket 5g.