Administering an ever expanding network such as ours requires a lot of time and effort. To successfully do this, and to keep things running as smooth as possible, we have defined a basic hierarchy for classifying network nodes.
At the top of this hierarchy are the most important (or 'mission critical') nodes, and working towards the bottom of the hierarchy we find nodes that are less relied upon for network continuity.
Below is a map of Air-Stream Wireless nodes across Adelaide, this information will be updated when ever possible subject to conditions. For more information about accessing the network please read our Access Policy. For significantly more detailed information and tools members can log-on to the members only database. Information includes planning tools for node creation, IP & DNS allocations, mapping modules, WEP, terrain, satellite and LOS signal propagation prediction tools.
*** UPDATE 13/11/2011: Services have now been restored ***
*** UPDATE 13/11/2011: The server will be down again for some time today while another issue is debugged ***
*** UPDATE 12/11/2011: Services have now been restored ***
Just letting you know I will be performing some upgrades on the air-stream
mail server this afternoon/evening, so there may be some interruptions during
this time.Servers affected:
mail.air-stream.org (Mail / Webmail / LDAP auth)
members.air-stream.org (Members Control Panel / Node DB)Note: This will also affect logins to the main website www.air-stream.org.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Hi everyone,
I've been a member for a number of months now, but still haven't been able to make it to one of the meetings. I have been poking around the Google map and noticed there is a potential access point going to be put up in Mannum.
I spend a bit of time in Mannum while the missus is living down there, but was interested to know how I could be involved (even as a pure-spectator) or where I could help out with this? If anyone happens to know anything about it?
I'm in the outback northern suburbs with a -24dBi antenna but haven't have the time to put it up yet :-( although have done a basic site survey and know I can hit the Elizabeth AP.
Thanks,
KJ
Hi,
I am selling my equipment at 2 node setups on OCAU. I forgot to throw it out to the AS community for any takers first.
Basically selling an RB433AH and a RB411 with r52h cards, 25db grids, poles, mounts, coax cables, all ready to go.
http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=918757 or shoot me an email.
Cheers
On Saturday (7/8/10), Nekron, Shadey and myself went up to Hillcrest to see if we could get a trailer mounted mast connected to the network. It was a successful day! Nekron has written a blog with more details on it here http://www.whatsmoke.com/wordpress/?p=190
Hi all,
I have for sale:
2 x Ultrawap V2 90mW AP's (only one power supply)
1 x approx 2.5m RP-SMA extension cable
1 x Superpass 8dBi Omni with N-Male to RP-SMA pigtail
1 x Magnetic Base Omni approx 7dBi RP-SMA connector
I'm open to reasonable offers.
The unit is on the roof and pinging Air-Stream-Skye:
[admin@433AH] > ping 10.122.128.1
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=12 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=11 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=11 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=12 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=55 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=11 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=11 ms
10.122.128.1 64 byte ping: ttl=64 time=11 ms
8 packets transmitted, 8 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 11/16.7/55 ms
[admin@433AH] >
After 2.5 years of flawless operation using OpenWRT flashed Mitsubishi R100 boards (aka Asus WL500G) the Athelstone access point was upgraded in July 2009 to an all Mikrotik Routerboard affair. The upgrade plan was as follows:
Decomissioned access points are moved here to remain as a historical record.
