You can also use the web interface of any node. As Gui said, check the
IP of the gateway and go via browser http://IP_gateway, you will see the
DHCP leases (IPv4) and go to Network->BMX6 to see the IPv6 addresses.
 
You can also use IPv6 link-local to reach the nodes, check this [1]
 
[1] http://dev.qmp.cat/projects/qmp/wiki/Connect_ipv6
 
On 14/05/15 05:54, Gui Iribarren wrote:
> On 13/05/15 22:47, Leonardo Taborda wrote:
>> hello libre-mesh team
>>
>> I have flashed some routers with libre mesh
>>
>> 2 nanostation 2
>>
>> 1tp link mr3020
>>
>> 1 tplink wa5210g
>>
>>
>> I'd like to know how can i get the ips of each device, since i cant get
>> them using those ip tools available for android which tell you the
>> devices attached to your network. I'd like to make some adjustments
>> through ssh but without the ip is impossible. the main goal is to setup
>> nodogsplash in order to show some terms but also to redirect to a local
>> server for services.
> 
> the easiest way is to ask for a dhcp lease, connected by ethernet or by
> wifi, and check who replies that.
> 
> ssh into that gateway, and work from there.
> 
> if you're inside one of the nodes and bmx6 is running on the mesh, you
> can see an ipv6 of each node in
> 
> # bmx6 -c show originators
> 
> (Each node has many ipv6, but at least you'll have 1 of them for each)
> 
> cheers!
> 
> 
>>
>> thanks in advance 
>>
>>
>> leonardo taborda
>>
>> network bogotá.
>>
>>
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