I just set up my bbhn node yesterday and today when I tried to enter my username and password, it wouldn't let me in. I used "root" for my username because I didn't see anywhere to set another username. Did I do it right? If not, what should I enter in the username blank.

I just set up my bbhn node yesterday and today when I tried to enter my username and password, it wouldn't let me in. I used "root" for my username because I didn't see anywhere to set another username. Did I do it right? If not, what should I enter in the username blank.

As we continue to grow, we´ve formed a small team opted to handle the BBHN / AMPRnet system in SM7 area. We are now moving more and more towards using the outstanding mesh functions of BBHN as a carrier for AMPRnet.

We´ve also started a Facebook group for hamradio operators primarily for SM7, but in no way limited to that. Everyone interested or curious about this are welcome to join.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1674032772870962/

We´ve also started our FAQ server for those interested in how to startup and join the community (this is in swedish, but online translators will do the job fine). In the filearea you´ll find our Runbook for download, which is currently version 1.0, which is a living documentation and will be updated on a regular basis.

I am working on something similar but dedicated to security of my home and property.  I am rural and putting up cameras to monitor the area.  My friend was able to access my cameras via the internet using IP tunneling.  I have both a tunnel server and client.  I hope to use the client node when on the road.  Only issue I currently have is most places only offer wifi access to the net and the mesh needs a hard line.  Trying to figure out how to connect to the wifi and present an ethernet cable to the node.

Kirk N6SXR

Has Broadband Hamnet ceased in Phoenix? I don't hear about it anymore.

Has Broadband Hamnet ceased in Phoenix? I don't hear about it anymore.

Resolved A manual menu selection from the map page using a "Form"

I do understand how frustrating it can be. I'm looking into possible solutions for you. From doing a quick google search for "cisco 7940 copying to bank 1", it seems like there are others with the same problem. Maybe one of their solutions could help us solve the problem. From the looks of it, it seems like the phone isn't taking the load. Files are in /tftpboot/ directory and you did not create that folder (pre-existed), right?

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Unable to use cut and paste on an IBad  ... It killing me...

Thanks for your comments Darryl.

Jim I echo Derryl comments.

the user interface seems to be users dumb down to two clicks.  I accept your concerns for Joomla security.

It seems to be a user permission issue based on what you've said/added in your comments Jim.

Also your "ticker" in the heading disables any function on an iPad for cut and paste. (Sad)

your loyal user.

thanks

Without ":" and all uppercase. So it would become something like SIP00112233FFDDEE.cnf. That's for Cisco Phones. Polycom is the same way but all lowercase for the macaddress. If this still fails, let me know and we'll try some other things out.