Recent content by Seth Harman

No one ever expects the assword.

I'd suggest you lay out how you installed expect in case anyone runs across this thread in the future and wants to duplicate what you're doing.

@r80xcore is using SSH in his VLAN AddOn to pull data from nodes (I believe he's connecting using SSH keys pairs) so I'd suggest sending him a message, he can probably give you guidance on how to do it.

"Use same subnet as main network" enabled would result in the clients being assigned IP addresses from the main network block, which in his case is 192.168.1.x.

My pleasure. That's very strange that it just turned itself on.

I believe 192.168.1.52.x is, by default, the IP block assigned to the first instance of Guest Network Pro. Check in the Guest Network Pro tab on the AX6000 to see if somehow a wireless VLAN got turned on.

Interesting. Now I'm glad my nodes don't support wired VLAN and I had to get managed switches to do it.

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/cannot-ssh-to-aimesh-node.86493/ Edit: FYI I just used Putty to SSH into my main router and then did command-line SSH to go from there into one of my nodes (main router is Merlin, node is Asus stock firmware), so it does work.

If you're running Merlin on the node couldn't you write a script that you execute on the router that would SSH into the node, run the script you pasted above, and have the output piped to a local file?

There's a few people here, myself included, who've used managed switches to put wired devices in a GNP VLAN because of AiMesh nodes that don't support wired VLAN tagging (only my main router can do that ). I can't speak for those other people but I have not experienced any client dropouts (wired...

Smooth upgrade, so far so good.

If it had AI you'd probably be able to do a couple thousand separate networks and it would be able to generate funny pictures of quokkas.

"AI" is quickly becoming like "Marklar" from that South Park episode, pretty much all marketing will eventually be "AI is AI to the AI because AI brings AI to the AI."

I believe the RT-BE88U can do 10G, it's already been mentioned in the second post although it was misspelled as "rg-be88u".

Matter has the potential to be way more useful than Zigbee in that it's designed to be platform-agnostic, allow for local control, more secure than Zigbee, doesn't require specific/proprietary hubs just for the devices, standardized onboarding, etc... but we aren't even close to being there yet...