On 12/12/20 10:39 AM, Juergen Kimmel wrote:
OpenWrt 19.07.5, r11257-5090152ae3
LiMe master development (master rev. d4b8732 20201210_2003)
From
https://libremesh.org/docs/en_connecting_nodes.html
<https://libremesh.org/docs/en_connecting_nodes.html>
All the nodes are probably in the same collision domain, so you can use
NMAP to discover the nodes in your network and their IPv4s.
|nmap -sT -p 80 10.X.Y.0/24 --open|
Here: nmap not found
I think that in that guide usage of nmap is meant to be used on your
computer, connected to the mesh. So you'll have to install nmap on your
computer.
Additionally, a software I like for doing something similar is netdiscover.
The most convenient way to find out the IPv6 link-local of all the nodes
in the local network is:
ping ff02::1%name_of_your_network_interface_connected_to_the_mesh
this works also on the routers but with "ping6" instead of ping.
Some more instructions can be found on the troubleshooting page:
https://libremesh.org/docs/en_troubleshooting.html
The IPv4 of the whole local mesh are also shared by shared-state and can
be accessed, from inside a mesh node, with:
shared-state get dnsmasq-leases
(maybe the output can be cleaned with some jsonfilter command?) or
cat /tmp/shared-state/data/dnsmasq-leases.json
Ciao!
Ilario
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