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Mississippi Network Diagram and Configuration

[http://www.personaltelco.net/~caleb/diagrams/MississippiNetworkDiagram.jpg]

A nucab named "mississippi" serves DHCP and does NAT for our DSL line. All of the metrix boxes run ["STP"]. The whole network is bridged, and in the 10.11.104.0/22 network.

We have MississippiMonitoring with Cacti: http://buick.personaltelco.net/cacti/graph_view.php

MississippiLoadBalancing: We use both the NAYA DSL line, and the NodeFreshPot line.

The above diagram was made with Dia, and it's .dia file is [http://www.personaltelco.net/~caleb/diagrams/ here], please feel free to improve it.

Another [http://www.personaltelco.net/~brj/dia/wifimiss.dia diagram]:

[http://www.personaltelco.net/~brj/dia/wifimiss.png]

Include(MississippiNetworkNews, "NEWS", 2, from="^.*$")

TODO

  • Add StephouseNetworks Logo to Buick's NoCatAuth page (as discussed at WeeklyMeeting20060104)

  • Check polarization on metrix-ed's 11a antenna (should be same as metrix-naya-sw).
  • Try repointing metrix-ed's 11a antenna at metrix-commons. If successful:
    • Repoint metrix-naya-nw's 11a antenna at metrix-commons; and
    • Replace metrix-naya-sw with the Commons cisco.
  • The Sector antennas on Naya might benefit from being repointed...
  • Add BlackRoseCollective to MississippiLoadBalancing

  • Need to install a "repeater" at Amnesia brewing inside and behind the corrogated steel.
  • What's the deal with Broadcom-based client devices connected to Atheros based APs? Why doesn't it work? Under what circumstances (if any) will it? [Troy said he no longer has the problem with the current madwifi drivers, thinks it was a problem with the old wds-branch code].

Hardware

Building

Location

Hostname

IP address

Interface

MAC

Radio

Chan

To

Notes

NAYA

Laundry Room

naya

10.11.104.1

eth1

00:10:5A:04:1E:09

N/A

64.105.215.242

eth0

00:00:F8:06:C0:37

N/A

chevy

10.11.104.7

eth0

00:C0:4F:05:92:84

N/A

External 64.105.215.243 forward

SW corner

metrix-naya-sw

br0/10.11.104.2

eth0

00:00:24:C3:A9:C0

N/A

ath2

00:02:6F:21:EC:AA

wifi0

165

commons-ath2

17 dBi to Commons

ath0

00:02:6F:21:EC:A5

wifi1

1

clients

9 dbi 120deg pointing S

NW corner

metrix-naya-nw

br0/10.11.104.3

eth0

00:00:24:C3:A9:B4

N/A

ath2

00:02:6F:21:EC:A8

wifi0

165

ed-ath3

17 dBi to Ed's

ath0

00:02:6F:21:EC:A6

wifi1

11

clients

9 dbi 120deg pointing NW

SE corner

cisco-naya-se

10.11.104.4

BVI1

Dot11Radio0

11

clients

9 dbi 120deg pointing E

NodeFreshPot

Back room

liberace

10.11.104.20

eth2

00:20:78:03:ed:66

N/A

10.11.7.193

br0/eth1

00:00:f8:07:63:f5

N/A

192.168.1.254

eth0

00:10:5a:a6:06:98

N/A

NATed to 67.101.8.16

Indoors(ledge behind counter)

edimax-freshpot

bridge/10.11.104.16

br

00:0E:2E:3C:4B:88

11

naya-nw-ath0(client)

integrated omni

Commons

SE corner

metrix-commons

br0/10.11.104.5

eth0

00:00:24:C3:A9:A0

N/A

ath2

00:02:6F:21:EC:A8

wifi0

165

naya-sw-ath2

8 dBi 802.11a omni

ath3

west-ath2

ath0

00:02:6F:21:E9:49

wifi1

1

clients

7 dBi omni (w/down-tilt)

Dog shop

edimax-commons

bridge/10.11.104.15

br

00:0E:2E:3C:4B:7D

1

clients

integrated omni

Cecily's

Chimney

metrix-west

br0/10.11.104.8

eth0

00:00:24:c3:a9:ac

N/A

ath2

00:02:6F:21:EF:ED

wifi0

165

commons-ath3

17 dBi to Commons

ath0

00:02:6F:21:EF:F2

wifi1

1

clients

9 dBi omni

Ed's

Chimney

metrix-ed

br0/10.11.104.9

eth0

00:00:24:C3:E4:1C

N/A

ath3

00:02:6F:21:EF:F1

wifi1

165

naya-nw-ath2

17 dBi to NAYA NW

ath0

00:02:6F:21:EF:F0

wifi0

1

clients

9 dBi omni

See ChannelFrequencyChart for reasoning about channels, and channel choices.

Other hardware

cisco-commons (not deployed)

Interface

MAC

10.11.104.6

bridge

00:0F:34:DF:9A:DD

metrix-troy (not deployed)

Interface

MAC

10.11.104.x

eth0

00:00:24:C3:E4:30

metrix-russell (not deployed)

Interface

MAC

10.11.104.y

ath0

00:02:6F:21:EC:A2

ath1

00:02:6F:21:EC:A1

eth0(br0)

00:00:24:C3:A9:B8

metrix-dje (not deployed)

Interface

MAC

10.11.104.z

ath0

00:02:6f:20:f7:2b

ath1

00:02:6f:21:e8:2b

eth0(br0)

00:00:24:c2:39:d0

RussellSenior currently has both metrix-russell and metrix-dje setup in a test rig. Metrix-dje uses a Soekris 4526 board with 486 processor, different than the standard Metrix Mark II we are using on the project, which use a Soekris 4826 board with a Geode (pentium-like) processor. TroyJaqua has metrix-troy.

Note: When removing cisco-commons, we clipped off the ethernet and wrapped the severed end in tacky-tape. The cisco-specific PoE wiring was accomodated using an adapter section inside the enclosure. The severed tip was wired (I think) normally:

  • white-orange
  • orange
  • white-green
  • blue
  • white-blue
  • green
  • white-brown
  • brown

When opening the cisco-commons enclosure, there was a notable scent of cooking electronics. Not overpowering, but enough so I noticed it. --RussellSenior

See MississippiMetrixConfiguration for a method of preparing and updating the software on the metrixes.

MississippiNetworkDiagram (last edited 2020-12-06 00:52:09 by RussellSenior)