Hardware

Hello,
just installed my first AREDN node on a CPE510.
I got LAN on both ethernet interfaces untagged (and as I understand the documentation, didn't test, WAN on both interfaces tagged as VLAN 1).
Is there a way to get LAN untagged on one of the interfaces and WAN untagged on the other?
Thanks in advance.
73 Christian DB9CR
 

I am looking into connecting and I have unsuccessfully tried to flash GL-iNet GL-AR750S-EXT. I used the GL-AR750 sysupgrade but it only ends up continuously rebooting and I can't get a stable IP from it. I was able to reload GL firmware and backup, so it didn't fully brick. Is the GL-750 not compatible?
https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ar750s/ is what I have.
https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ar750/ is the generic. 

I was able to flash my hap lite's, but now i am trying to do the same with a basebox 5.  Is the process different?  I am not having any success doing it the same as with the hap lite.  Yes, I have the .elf file for the basebox 5 from this site.  Thx! 73, Adrian VE7NZ

I have flashed and updated a Basebox 5.  But when I try to make changes to things like the channel number, call sign, etc in the Setup menu, as soon as i hit "Save" I get a 404 like error where the browser says "This Site Can't Be Reached.  Connection Reset" - i am disconnected from the Basebox.  I am using DHCP with a laptop connected to the Basebox 5, nothing else is involved.  I can then go to local node.local.mesh (roughly correct syntax going from memory) but any attempt to save a change doesn't work and I get booted out.

I have setup a test link between two nodes in my basement and as an experiment was able to provide access to the web via one of the node's WAN ports on a Microtik ac HAP lite.  My concern is that if I set this up on the mesh then perhaps it presents an open WAN channel to all nodes which could be an issue regulatory and bandwidth wise.

Is there a way to limit such a WAN gateway so that only a specific remote node can use the feature?

Thx Adrian VE7NZ

Anyone have a source for weather resistant decals that read:
 

I'm interested in getting a dish type node to connect to a hilltop about 4 miles away from me.

Looking at AREDN's Support Platform Matrix, I see that the MikroTik RBLHG-5HPnD-XL is supported.
Link: https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5HPnD-XL

Shopping online, I also see a MikroTik product called the RBLHGG-5acD-XL.
Link:https://mikrotik.com/product/lhg_xl_5_ac

Some of the differences are listed below:

So here is a very low tech question, no electronics or firmware updates required.    We are considering the option to place remote solar powered nodes in a variety of out of the way, high elevation locations.   As part of that we would like to employ 'security through obscurity' by, as much as possible, not calling any attention to the installation.    Hence the desire to 'camoflage' the antennas which would likely be the most visible part.   The antenna could be on a pole or attached to the trunk of a tree.   I would assume any paint which does not have a metallic content would be transparent

Hello forum,

I've noticed that many OmniDirectional mesh antennas are being flagged on the device matrix as obsolete, or likely to become obsolete.

I've got several cases for a powerful Omnidirectional antenna where we need a short length (less than 1km) distance through obstacles.  We can deploy either 2.4 or 5 ghz, and perhaps go with small bandwidth for increased Link Quality (over speed).

Is there anything that could work and will be supported?

Thank you,
Ed   K7EOK
 

i am in need for a replacement cover over the lan connection port.
Phil pmarquis1@frontiernet.net