Revision as of 16:51, 26 September 2011

Two access points for use by the robots has been setup. Verify that one or both are operational at the following URLs: http://bmech4.media.mit.edu:8080/ http://bmech6.media.mit.edu:8080/

(Note, you may need to just past it into your browser directly)

From the AP status page (no password required), you will also be able to see if wireless devices have connected, along with their IP:
- Wireless tab
  - Clients uner Wireless Nodes
User name is "admin", for password - should be written on the case.

Access to the private network

The wireless devices operate on a private network. To make a connection one of the following must be used:

Connect to the LAN side of the AP
Make a wireless connect to the AP with the PC.
VPN into the AP
Use port forwarding on the AP to direct incoming TCP connections to a specific IP on the LAN

wifi_fast.py -i bmech4.media.mit.edu -V ak_p32 -f xx -F
bmech4 is access point, with lan ip 10.2.0.251, uses DMZ to route traffic to a fixed LAN IP
A 4 wire cable with pins 2,3 swapped is connected from PSW1 to the SWIFI port labeled M
This interface is NOT isolated and can power the SWIFI

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-An access point for use by the robots has been setup.  Verify that is operational at the following URL:
+Two access points for use by the robots has been setup.  Verify that one or both are operational at the following URLs:
 http://bmech4.media.mit.edu:8080/
+http://bmech6.media.mit.edu:8080/
 (Note, you may need to just past it into your browser directly)
-*From the AP status page (no password required), you will also be able to see if wireless devices have connected, along with their IP.
+*From the AP status page (no password required), you will also be able to see if wireless devices have connected, along with their IP:
+**Wireless tab
+***Clients uner Wireless Nodes
 *User name is "admin", for password - should be written on the case.