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'''Node name:''' Laurelhurst, NE 37th and Hassalo NodeId:471 [[BR]] '''Status:''' Fully operational [[BR]] '''Live Date:''' June 8, 2003 [[BR]] '''Sponsor:''' the basement productions [[BR]] |
'''Node name:''' Quinn Residence <<BR>> '''Status:''' Fully operational <<BR>> '''Live Date:''' June 8, 2003 <<BR>> |
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| Block 3500, NE Hassalo St. [[BR]] | Block 3500, NE Hassalo St. <<BR>> |
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| === Equipment === | === Configuration === |
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* Soekris net4521 -- see SoekrisBox * Sandisk "256MB" CompactFlash * Cisco 350 (802.11b 100mW ext. conn. version) PCMCIA radio * Senao 5354MP "Aries" (802.11a/802.11g 100mW) MiniPCI radio * Senao 2511CD-EXT2 (802.11b 200mW) PCMCIA radio * Pelican 1400 case * Pacific Wireless 12dBi omni-directional antenna (conn. to 2511CD) * Pacific Wireless 16dBi "vagi" antenna (conn. to Cisco) * Pacific Wireless 24dBi parabolic grid antenna (conn. to 5354MP) * 3com 802.11b AP |
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| === Software === |
* Host: `widget` * Hardware: FooCab * Internet network: DHCP * Public network: `10.11.23.1/24` + `2001:470:e962:1601::1/64` * ESSID: `personaltelco.net` * Channel: 6 * BSSID: `00:0F:B5:0C:5B:B3` * Host: `ap0` * Hardware: Apple AirPort Express 802.11n * IP address: `10.11.23.2/24` |
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* DebianLinux * MadWiFi * HostAp |
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| The main part of this node, the Soekris embedded system, is located on the roof of KeeganQuinn's parents' house. The best coverage is along Hassalo St., roughly a block in either direction. This portion of the node is currently offline. | This is an indoor residential node; access from the street or sidewalk is possible at short range. |
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| The 3com AP is located inside on the second floor. Street access should be available at short range. | There is no captive portal at this location. The Apple AirPort is used by residents and does not broadcast the PersonalTelco ESSID. |
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| The node aims to provide access to PTPnet; see NetworkAddressAllocations for addressing information. Unfortunately, the link to ["Node504"] is not yet completely stable. Check back soon for more information. Internet access is available as well. | |
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| Some photos of the surrounding area, equipment, and installation are available: | === History === |
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| * Update for PTPnet (December 21, 2003): http://www.personaltelco.net/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Node471 | In 2002-2003, this location was originally a part of an experiment aiming to provide access to [[PTPnet]]. The installation included a Soekris net4521 mounted on the roof. It featured a working long-range wireless link to [[Node504]], although the connection was never completely stable. |
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Node name: Quinn Residence
Status: Fully operational
Live Date: June 8, 2003
Contact: KeeganQuinn
Location
Block 3500, NE Hassalo St.
Portland, OR 97232
Configuration
Host: widget
Hardware: FooCab
- Internet network: DHCP
Public network: 10.11.23.1/24 + 2001:470:e962:1601::1/64
ESSID: personaltelco.net
- Channel: 6
BSSID: 00:0F:B5:0C:5B:B3
Host: ap0
Hardware: Apple AirPort Express 802.11n
IP address: 10.11.23.2/24
Details
This is an indoor residential node; access from the street or sidewalk is possible at short range.
There is no captive portal at this location. The Apple AirPort is used by residents and does not broadcast the PersonalTelco ESSID.
History
In 2002-2003, this location was originally a part of an experiment aiming to provide access to PTPnet. The installation included a Soekris net4521 mounted on the roof. It featured a working long-range wireless link to Node504, although the connection was never completely stable.