Hardware

I have 3 different models of nodes (Mikrotik, TP-Link, and GLi) and was planning to add them all to the same LAN.
Once I installed and configured the AREDN firmware to them, they are all assigned different LAN network segments.
I can force them to play together as Dtd partners, but I was hoping to assign static IPs to them on the same LAN segment.
Is there a reasonably simple way to do this? I have not been able to ssh into any of them, so shell commands have not
been a path forward.

Seems all I can find online are the specs for the new AC versions but not the older AREDN compatible ones.

I'm trying to determine if they're AT or AF compatible as I need to change my POE Extender strategy at one of my sites.
 

RF Device: ubiquity Rocket M5
Camera: Wired Ethernet
Weather station: Wired Ethernet
Question: If the two devices are plugged into an unmanaged switch like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A128S24/ then into the ubiquity - can the AREDN software handle them both - perhaps switching between them and sending an image or weather data string - alternating every minute or so?
Thanks

Can we get the QRT-2 (RBQRTG-2SHPnD) working as an AREDN node? It has an AR9342 chipset like other AREDN nodes. 
The reason I ask is because it has some great advantages over other 2.4GHz nodes:

* 35dBm HIGH POWER!!! (isn't that like 3 Watts?)
* 22 degree Horizontal & Vertical beamwidth 
* 17 dBi gain MIMO panel antenna
* Low profile form factor for such a promising PtP device
* Did I mention 35dBm Power?

Hi Everybody :-) Dear Om's

Well, I'm working but it's going slowly...

Hi there,

anyone uses the 2nd LAN port on a TP-Link CPE210 or CPE510 for d2d connection? is this working, are there known issues or other topics I should know, i.e. regarding POE supply over the 2nd port?

Thanks,
BR Kurt HB9XCL

Hey All,

I recently tried to update my Nanostation M2 firmware, but in the process, it seems to have failed. Upon initial power-up, the device shows both the first green led and the fourth red led illuminated and nothing happens after that.

ubiquiti-tftp is making me crazy ...
I loaded Linux on a Chromebook, downloaded the AREDN firmware for a ubiquiti Rocket M5 and followed the instructions.
The first step was to "Set Static IP Address" by editing /etc/network/interfaces.
That file didn't exist so I let nano create it.
I then populated it as instructed auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192.168.0.100 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.0.1 dns-nameservers 4.4.4.4 dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8