I have ran the same setup through the summer months and no problems with heat ... I paln on running some torture test with abs boxes, solar panels and the new RB boards ... ill do heat and cold and post the results... wifiradio@yahoo.ca
well the nice thing about MT and routerboards is you never (almost) have to do any maintenence on them ... The advantages of mounting the radios and antennas outdoors is the elimination of coax and amps ... Also I have nevered bothered with lightning protection as the ABS enclosures are non conducti...
diceman I am up in northern Ontario and have had RouterBoards mounted outdoors on towers for two years and have had no cold weather problems ... I think the boards basically provide their own source of heat within the enclosures ... I have some in MT boxes and others in PVC NEMA boxes ... All our en...
hey Goody ... connect from you comp to the MTrouter via a x-over cable... the default ip for mt is 10.10.10.1/24 (255.255.255.0 subnetmask) ... set the ip of your computers interface to 10.10.10.2/24 there is no need to set the default gateway... ping the router at 10.10.10.1 and make sure you have ...
Uni what type of antennas were u using flat panels? ... I really watch the weather up here and worry about what antennas will stand up the best to winter weather...
FYI ... we use pole Omni, flat panels and some grids and have had no weather effects ... we get everything from freezing temps -36deg , freezing rain... and very humid summer weather (why do I live here)
OK .. we CANADIANS use all the available channels ... 6 is used most often because most OEMs set their hardware to channel 6 as default... I am talking outdoor installations not indoor ... what i want is some feedback on using multiple radios on the same channel with seperate SSIDs... are the effect...
What are the effects of using the same channel on different radios with seperate SSID. I have several installations with bad SCADA interference and can only use channel 11 ... running a local omni and two ptop flat pannels all on the same channel but with different SSID. I have tested thruput and ra...
i have been exp with senao bridges as a relay/bridge ... connect the two units via their ethernet ports modding a cat 5 to allow poe on both units and put one in bridge mode and the other in ap mode... the bridge unit is on the ap subnet ....
I am under the impression that frq hopping does eliminate inter ssid domain interference ... I have several installations all using the same channel with seperate ssid domains and have noticed no reduction in range, sensitivity or thruput?
stephenpatrick do you have the option of putting seperating the four sectors into seperate SSID ... this would help with client management and at the same time compleatly eliminate your channel issues... the best feature of MT is the ability to support multiple radios so why not take advantage of it
the second network connot access the public side because you either need a src-nat to the interface supporting network #2 or a route in the ISPs router supporting the second interface ... I am assuming the #1 network interface is src-nat to the public side ...
I do this by simply dst-nat each box with both ports and allowing established connections... I log into the first router then enable the dst-nat rule and change the to-dst-address to each subsequent router ... I have logged onto 4 routers this way... my entire network is src-nat behind one ip and us...
hey ... not sure what you mean ... mac addresses are assigned to each device when manufactured and they cannot be changed ... arp tables associate the devices mac to an assigned ip address ...
Is the tx-power adjustable on the Senao NL-2511MP Plus mini-pci cards when used on a RB with MT-OS v. 2.8.22... I have set the tx-power and prism-card
but changes seem to have no effect ... tx-power-contro=yes ... I am scanning the interface from another RB but see no change in signal strength?