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* Host: filth (alix2 gateway) * PublicIP: 64.122.46.165 * IPv4addr: 10.11.1.1/24 * IPv6addr: 2001:470:e962:101::1/64 |
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* Hostname: filth * Internet Addr: 64.122.46.166/30 * Gateway: 64.122.46.165/30 * PTP Network: 10.11.1.0/24 * PTP IP: 10.11.1.1 |
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Node Name: Cedar Hills Crossing
Live Date: January 21, 2004
Contact: RussellSenior
3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Beaverton, OR 97005
http://www.cedarhillscrossing.com/
Map: https://cwnmyr.personaltelco.net/nodes/CedarHillsCrossing
Installers
Equipment
Actiontec DSL modem (purchased by RussellSenior, donated to PTP)
- Alix 2d13 (on indefinite loan from PTP)
- various AP's (four cat5 cables leave then gateway device, three BSSID's were observed today)
Software
Network Topology
- Host: filth (alix2 gateway)
- PublicIP: 64.122.46.165
- IPv4addr: 10.11.1.1/24
- IPv6addr: 2001:470:e962:101::1/64
- SSID: www.personaltelco.net
- BSSIDs:
- 00:1e:e5:f6:a8:4c
Maintenance and System Log
2013-01-25: Update firmware to r35318 with linux kernel version 3.7.4 and IPv6 --RussellSenior
2010-12-02: After about a month-long outage due to a switch in ISPs, configured and plugged into a new Integra service (5Mbps down/1.5Mbps up). Crazily, Integra provided a /30 network, which gives us exactly one usable IP address while consuming 4 addresses. I have no idea wtf they were thinking. Anyway, it's configured and working. DNS is currently pointing at 4.2.2.2. --RussellSenior
2009-07-30: Dropped in a AlixCab after ongoing complaints about drops. We were intending to replace the box anyway, so this just accelerated things. When I arrived, from my laptop I was able to associate with an AP but did not get DHCP. I contacted Security and they got me into the locked utility room where our NuCab was located. I replaced the NuCab with the AlixCab, rerouted a few power cables (wasn't room for the ac adapter) and it was back in business. I was able to connect to at least one of the AP's.
Notes
Three 802.11b/g access points provide rock-solid coverage throughout the entire shopping center! Internet connectivity is available via a 768kbps e-z.net DSL line, sponsored by the shopping center. Check it out.