19 Jun
2016
19 Jun
'16
10:34 p.m.
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1. Yes, I did it! But I could only connect with 1 out of 5 different
5GHz clients (tablets, phones and computers). They just do not see the
SSID.
2. Another thing solved. I can connect through IPv4 and IPv6, so
forget my previous email. I see IPv6 addresses through menu BMX6 ->
Nodes, and I see IPv4 addresses entering as admin and then menu
Network -> Interfaces and find it in the LAN interface (br-lan).
Thank you for the nmap suggestion.
3. Enough info. I think I will go for the easy solution and get
another LiMe router between the NSM5 and the Internet.
Thank you for all the answers!
Did not know you guys participated in the SAX, I would have liked to
know! You don't announce your talks/workshops, do you?
On 13/06/16 19:33, Pau wrote:
1. Should be possible, sure. What problem did you
have? Maybe the
channel is not allowed in your computer?
2. Using the IPv4 or the IPv6 you should be able to connect to any
node. However I'm testing it in my network and I don't find an
easy way to discover the node's IPv4. It should appear in the menu
BMX6 -> Nodes -> (click on the blue circle), but for some point I
don't get BMX6 is not announcing its own IPv4 but only the whole
/24 of the network. This should be checked...
In the other hand take into account that all the nodes are
probably in the same collision domain, so you can execute something
like: "nmap -sT -p 80 10.X.Y.0/24 --open" to discover the nodes in
your network and their IPv4s.
3. Only if you use VLANs in this port, but I don't think this is
implemented in LiMe, so you have to do it manually.
On 13/06/16 02:34, Amuza wrote:
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Hi there,
I am playing for the first time with a Libre-Meshed Nanostation
M5 and there are some things I don't understand:
1 - Can a 5Ghz Wi-Fi client connect to the Nanostation? I only
managed to connect a client through the copper cable.
2 - Can the Nanostation be managed remotely? How? I have only
been able to see the LuCi web interface when connected to the
Nanostation trough the copper cable.
3 - Can the copper port of the Nanostation behave as a WAN port
(and DHCP client)?
Cheers!
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