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Good Evening to All,

Yesterday I was working on a pair of Ubiquiti PB-300 radios with AREDN 3-19 firmware.  They were linked when I pulled their power and today, I cannot get them to like again.  Each radio is reachable by Ethernet and the opposite end shows up in a scan as a "Foreign Ad Hoc Network".

I have tried all settings, channels, default values, etc and nothing seems to work.  It's probably something simple that I am missing.

Any insight or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Wayne
K4TTZ

I am looking into is there are routers that would be able to be both a 2.4ghz and 5.8 ghz node at the same time. I know many of them have dual band radio. But as see on the chat that doesn't mean you can actually use it on both bands for the mesh. 

Having a great time getting acquainted with tunneling with my HAP ac Lite.
Have it working great with wired internet going into port 1, tunneling all day long, no issues
I'd like to be able to set the 2.4 wireless side for the internet connectivity to the tunnel.
I set the WAN Wifi Client with all the parameters for the home Wifi, checked the enable box, and rebooted after disconnecting internet from port 1.
Result is no internet connection.  
What am I doing wrong?

I set up 4 GL-iNET AR300M nodes and everything went as expected with one exception.  One of the four now shows W8ERW-GL-AR300M, W8ERW is red and GL-AR300M is blue.  Looks interesting, is there some significance and how did that happen?
 
Thanks in advance for any thoughts on this one.

Jim
W8ERW

I noticed there is a 60GHz mikrotik SXTsq lite60 device.   I'm not too familiar with these higher bands, but the chipset in this device is the same as the SXTsq lite2, so it may just have an up-converter and the same motherboard.  The upper end of the 802.11ad spec in this band is just over 70GHz.   This suggests that we may be able to get AREDN/OpenWRT on this device and tweak it up to the 76Ghz - 81GHz ham band.    This appears roughly equivalent to selecting ch 7+ in 2GHz, but with the up-converter taking it to the 76GHz ham band.  

I have ran across a 5ghz Cambium model C054045C004B radio that looks similar to the Ubiquiti air fiber 5ghz radio. has any one seen these or attempted to use them in ham node use?

I am new to the mesh world but thanks to the help of individuals and forum posts here I am making a go of it as a winter project. While researching what applications I might want to try, mesh chat specifically at this time, I came across one post that got me thinking.

I have recently migrated four GL-iNET AR 150 units to AREDN.  Can anyone advise on the following:

What does the WAN port become (LAN, WAN, other)?
Does the switch retain any functionality?  If so, what is function?

Thank you in advance.

Respectfully,

Hank
 

Sorting through the various threads, it's not clear to me if support exists for this device. What's its current status?

Thanks.

Orv W6BI