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====== June 15, 2007 ====== Michael and Gabe installed the rest of the routers today, and hooked them up to the dsl line. Details: The main router is #65 (LAN IP: 192.168.1.1), and is installed in the old box office. The DSL modem is in the server room; they're connected through the in-wall wiring. (Port #2 in the old box office.) It's connected to router #70, which is in the north hallway. Its wifi is turned off, because it's not needed (there's already enough wifi density) -- this router should simply be replaced with a female-female RJ-45 connector. It's connected to router #(?), in the south hallway. It's connected to an ethernet switch in the gallery, which is in turn connected to the router in the cafe (#?), and the one in the studio (#?). Each router except the main one has the static LAN IP 192.168.1.<#> where # is the router number. All routers have openvpn clients installed and working. The DSL modem was configured with the PPPoE info, so the router is getting its WAN IP over DHCP. The DSL modem's IP is 192.168.2.1. The setup is like the one at St. Lawrence Market: only the primary router has wifidog and dnsmasq (dhcpd) installed. The rest are simply being used as bridges. ====== June 12, 2007 ====== Late last night wifidog reported the node down. This morning I stopped by to check it out. The network was visible, but I didn't get a DHCP address. When I set a manual IP on my machine and tried to connect to the router via http and ssh, it was alive but unresponsive. I did get the webif splash screen, but it never made it to the real interface. Likewise, I never got an ssh password prompt. I unplugged it, replugged it in, and it came back just fine. [Gabe] ====== May 28, 2007 ====== The priority is to light up the beer tent for the June 1st opening of LuminaTO. Michael and Gabe went to install today, but neither the DSL line nor the ethernet cables were in place. So they set up an interim solution, installing the primary router by the metal studio, attached to Michael's "wimax" modem. The coverage is good. We'll go back sometime the week of June 11th to do the full install. The official launch is in mid-July.
