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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-04-01- 07:10:07
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I had trouble finding the file that the article talks about, But I finally did find it email me if you can't find it.
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-04-01- 05:51:38
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Thanks for the help Andrew, I'll give this a try ..73 Tom |
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Subject :First Time!..
2012-03-31- 18:54:31
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We had fun time getting HSMM-MESH up and running at my QTH for the first time today! We flashed two WRT54G's and set up one on the Internet. We were able to get to the Internet from the other one and from a mobile node my partner in crime had brought with him installed in his car. I now have a fixed, Internet-connected node here in the house full time. Easy to set up, easy to use and I am sending the forum post while connected via HSMM-MESH right now! Thanks for the great tech and experimenting fun! We will be improving our equipment and experience and doing a presentation/demonstration at a meeting this Fall. Brad, W1YX. Macedon, NY, USA.
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Subject :Don't throw away the routers that won't do the mesh...
2012-03-31- 14:49:04
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Don't throw away the routers that won't do the mesh.
Ok, so I had a router that I bought at a pawn shop for 5 bucks, I'd hoped it would be a mesh router but alas it was not. So what to do with it now, I already have a router for my computers (internet) that works fine. hummmm............. So I made it a secure mesh AP. Quite simple really. you log into it locally and set up the wireless password, name, channel # (7 or higher), etc. Then go to the main setup screen and change the IP to 172.27.0.6 and disable DHCP. You can then use a network cable between a lan port of the secure AP and a lan port of the Mesh node you wish to access with your wireless card. On your computer laptop whatever scan for wireless networks find your AP and connect to it and BANG your on the Mesh. This solved my problem of using the HSMM-MESH AP since it was not secure and I didn't want just anybody to be able to access the mesh.
Hope this helps someone. Andrew NT5LA
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-30- 00:45:36
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I agree, One thing that I do want to work on soon is to get the server put on to all my nodes and have them work together in case one node goes down the next server node can pick right up and carry on. |
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-29- 19:41:35
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Thanks! Now that IS awesome! It should be a standard option that could be put on one node of a mesh. Great way for general messaging/chat and file transfer.
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-29- 14:43:39
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yes it does.
"http://hsmm-mesh.org/applications-for-the-mesh/118-internet-relay-chat-irc.html" |
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Subject :Re:New Mexico HSMM-MESH Group..
2012-03-29- 14:42:28
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Ok, now I have eight nodes ready to go, I have 2.4Ghz Amps, some antennas, mostly directional very high gain, but if someone wants to buy some omnidirectional higher gain antennas, we can combine with the stuff I have to start building our local mesh. |
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-29- 14:38:51
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Andrew, Does the IRC server run on the Node?? That would be great! |
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Subject :Re:I need help..
2012-03-29- 14:27:21
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I need help
"http://hsmm-mesh.org/documentation/71-using-safe-mode-to-reset-a-forgotten-password.html"
I had this problem on one of my nodes too. I followed the instructions and everything is fine now. |
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-29- 12:35:11
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Hi Tom,
The first thing I did was to set up a IRC server. IRC is Internet Relay Chat. you can then open up a chat room and any node connected to a computer can join the Chat. I used this in my Demonstration to show the guys around here how it works. I found all the information on this website and the VI editor website @ http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/vi.html. The IRC client that worked good for me was XChat also a free download. This was a fun project and showed how all the nodes could communicate across the mesh.
Hope this helps some
Andrew
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Subject :Re:I need help..
2012-03-28- 11:01:17
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Subject :I need help..
2012-03-27- 08:11:51
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i need help with setup password after the first flash
i get to the router and i click setup it asks me for password i havent got as far as setting my call in the unit yet i havent changed the password and the password isnt root and admin
please help thanks Tim k4kwq@yahoo.com
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-27- 05:59:27
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"Ham radio, being a tiny sub-segment of the population, containing an even tinier sub-segment interested."
Maybe there is a reason the interest is not there. If hams can't get started, and asking for help seems to just generate more questions, then I might as well put aprs on the routers and move on ... 73 |
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Subject :Re:HSMM-MESH and Part 97..
2012-03-27- 05:16:34
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One thing different from the Part 15 device - The HSMM-MESH configuration requires that you put in an identifier which is your call sign, and broadcasts that are part of the regular sequence of operation - every 5 minutes as I recall. We are also selecting a frequency within the ham bands to do our operation. And as would happen in the other modes of communication - if a non-ham were to try to join our mesh we would find some way to exclude him/ report the illegal operation. Not a whole lot different fro me retuning some old commercial gear for 2 Meters and 440.
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Subject :New node in San Francisco (Bernal Heights)..
2012-03-27- 04:50:22
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New node in San Francisco (Bernal Heights)
Node Location: Near Coso Ave and Mirabel Ave in San Francisco
SSID = HSMM-MESH
Node Name = N2TIQ-100
Frequency = 2.412Ghz (WiFi Channel 1)
No services or anything yet, but wanted to get a radio up. Anyone else in San Francisco have any nodes running?
Jeff N2TIQ
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Subject :Re:WRT54G V1 Installation Problem..
2012-03-27- 01:45:57
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Subject :Re:Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-27- 01:03:33
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I understand your goal, but what I don't see is what specifically do you need assistance with?
* Initial Set up? * Server configuration for various applications? * Network design? etc etc
[ve3tsa 2012-03-26- 10:00:39]: I put what I was/am trying to do as the first post in this thread. I'm not sure how I could elaborate more. I have been reading over the info from Glenn. |
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Subject :Re:WRT54G V1 Installation Problem..
2012-03-26- 18:36:08
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Subject :Re:Getting Started..
2012-03-26- 10:00:39
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I put what I was/am trying to do as the first post in this thread. I'm not sure how I could elaborate more. I have been reading over the info from Glenn. |
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