14 May
2015
14 May
'15
7:14 a.m.
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:
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./p4u
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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