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R7500 router will not commuicate with UBNT NanoStation loco with static IP address
Hi I am new to this site, and don't always understand all of the terminolgy but I would like to get to the bottom of this issue. I have been working on setting up a pair of Ubiquiti NanoStation Loc...
Thank you netwrks, I believe I solved it. (well at least got it to work)
I did try to change my DHCP ranges, but with no further success. Un- reserved all IP’s. Set DHCP range from .2 – .199 . Set the static address on my radio’s to .201 and .202 and to make sure it was valid set a static IP on my printer at .219. Full unplug of LAN ports…. Powered off router and modem…… connected only the radio’s and my computer to the LAN and re- booted the modem….. waited….. and then rebooted the router. No success. (Maybe this contributed later in my set up, but not sure)
In watching the video again, I noticed that he had the IP aliasing button unchecked in his screens, but made no mention of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrEEOV5oA8Y
In a last ditch effort I went into my radio’s and unchecked IP aliasing.
My nighthawk router immediately picked up the AP. I can now log into the radio’s through my network and have internet in my garage
I decided to do some tests, and found that if I checked the enable WDS transparent bridge, I would lose connectivity to my radio’s through my network. As soon as I uncheck WDS again, I could hook up through my network.
Thank you for the link on IP Aliasing. It was some of the comments from people that said that they weren't sure what it does, but it seems to help to turn it off whe
Also thanks for the utube link. After hours of trying to get these to work, I cannot belive that it was as simple as that IP Aliasing check box that nobody mentioned.
I believe the issue is solved
Thank you for prompting me
Actually I do have a Lynksys 2300 that I am using on the back side of the station that I could quickly switch back to router mode and try.
I might be hoping for a miracle, but after reading your links on IP aliasing and how others have fought with it for communication. I will try to turn that off first.
Thanks
I might be hoping for a miracle, but after reading your links on IP aliasing and how others have fought with it for communication. I will try to turn that off first.
Thanks
Thank you netwrks, I believe I solved it. (well at least got it to work)
I did try to change my DHCP ranges, but with no further success. Un- reserved all IP’s. Set DHCP range from .2 – .199 . Set the static address on my radio’s to .201 and .202 and to make sure it was valid set a static IP on my printer at .219. Full unplug of LAN ports…. Powered off router and modem…… connected only the radio’s and my computer to the LAN and re- booted the modem….. waited….. and then rebooted the router. No success. (Maybe this contributed later in my set up, but not sure)
In watching the video again, I noticed that he had the IP aliasing button unchecked in his screens, but made no mention of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrEEOV5oA8Y
In a last ditch effort I went into my radio’s and unchecked IP aliasing.
My nighthawk router immediately picked up the AP. I can now log into the radio’s through my network and have internet in my garage
I decided to do some tests, and found that if I checked the enable WDS transparent bridge, I would lose connectivity to my radio’s through my network. As soon as I uncheck WDS again, I could hook up through my network.
Thank you for the link on IP Aliasing. It was some of the comments from people that said that they weren't sure what it does, but it seems to help to turn it off whe
Also thanks for the utube link. After hours of trying to get these to work, I cannot belive that it was as simple as that IP Aliasing check box that nobody mentioned.
I believe the issue is solved
Thank you for prompting me
Well at least it's fixed now. Enjoy!
