[MLB-WIRELESS] Node JYK - Operational

[Andrew van Slageren]

Hi Richard,

I can hit you from node KFI (Geelong also), but looks like there is a 
fair bit of packet loss between (I'm guessing) JEE and JOH on 2.4ghz:
andrew at bawt:~$ mtr --report 10.10.65.194
Start: Sat Nov 21 17:11:45 2015
HOST: bawt                        Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best Wrst StDev
   1.|-- kfi-rb.melbournewireless.  0.0%    10    0.3   0.3   0.3 0.4   0.0
   2.|-- khi-powerbox.melbournewir  0.0%    10    2.6   2.6   1.6 4.3   0.7
   3.|-- jee-rb-1.melbournewireles  0.0%    10    4.5   4.9   3.0 9.3   2.2
   4.|-- jee-rb-2.melbournewireles  0.0%    10    4.9   5.2   3.8 7.9   1.3
   5.|-- 10.5.5.5                  10.0%    10   22.2  21.1  12.5 35.8   7.5
   6.|-- 10.10.65.3.JEE.mw.org.au  20.0%    10   10.8  19.1  10.8 42.4  10.0
   7.|-- 10.10.66.94.KMT.mw.org.au 20.0%    10   31.9  31.2  23.0 57.4  11.5
   8.|-- 10.10.65.194.JYK.mw.org.a 30.0%    10   17.0  39.9  17.0 130.4  
40.4

While the 2.4gig waveguide at JEE blasts out a fair way, performance is 
very limited due to the amount of noise it picks up, as well as hidden 
node issues with lack of TDMA (such as Airmax or nstreme/NV2).

Also if you're seeing over 200 OSPF routes in your routing table, that 
means the Geelong<>Melbourne connectivity should be working :)

Cheers,
Andrew.

On 20/11/2015 4:27 PM, Richard Edwards wrote:
> Hi Folks
>
> My node has been up and down over the last few years. Finally got some
> time to put it together in a more robust and perm fashion.
>
> I would be interested if people can see me all the way down here in
> Geelong.
>   
> http://10.10.65.194/
>
> Looks like I have a decent OSPF route table on my main router now so
> fingers crossed.
> My subnet its Network 10.10.65.192/28 let me know if you can't see it in
> your route table.
>
> Cheers
>
> Richard
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