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+ | ====== Tunneling ====== | ||
+ | In order to setup a tunnel connection between two AREDN nodes, one node needs to act as the server, and the other as the client. | ||
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+ | In this example, VA7FI-HAP-1 is the server and VE7RBE-HAP-1 is the client (and the details are made up): | ||
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+ | ===== Server Side ===== | ||
+ | On VA7FI-HAP-1' | ||
+ | {{ server.png }} | ||
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+ | * **Client**: '' | ||
+ | * **Pwd**: Create a unique password for that node. | ||
+ | * **Net**: '' | ||
+ | * Some optional contact info can be added. | ||
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+ | In addition to this information, | ||
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+ | <WRAP half column> | ||
+ | [{{google.png|Search for " | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | <WRAP half column> | ||
+ | [{{ddgo.png|Search for " | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | \\ | ||
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+ | ===== Client Side ===== | ||
+ | On VE7RBE-HAP-1' | ||
+ | {{ client.png }} | ||
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+ | * **Server**: '' | ||
+ | * **Pwd**: is the password created by VA7FI | ||
+ | * **Network**: | ||
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+ | ===== More About Public IP Addresses ===== | ||
+ | Most residential internet services are given a single //dynamic// IP address, which means that the address can //change// every few days or so (or when the router power cycles). | ||
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+ | One solution is to use a [[wp> | ||
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+ | However, the No-IP service needs to be " | ||
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+ | '' | ||
+ | {{ dynamicdnsmodem.png }} | ||
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+ | With this setup, every time Telus gives me a new public IP address, the router notifies No-IP, which updates it so that '' | ||
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+ | ===== Port Forwarding ===== | ||
+ | On Telus, I port 5525 had to be forwarded to the hAP. There are two steps to this: | ||
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+ | ==== DHCP Reservation ==== | ||
+ | Just like Telus gives the router a //dynamic// WAN IP address, the router gives the home devices //dynamic// LAN IP addresses. | ||
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+ | '' | ||
+ | {{ dhcp_reservation.png }} | ||
+ | * Select the MAC address of the hAP from the list. | ||
+ | * Choose an IP address to assign it. | ||
+ | * Disconnect the hAP from the router and reconnect it to clear the IP. | ||
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+ | ==== Port Forwarding ==== | ||
+ | Now that the hAP's LAN IP address is fixed, we can forward a port to it: | ||
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+ | '' | ||
+ | {{ hap_port_forwarding.png }} | ||
+ | * Select the hAP's IP address from the list | ||
+ | * Enter '' | ||
+ | * Select '' | ||