[B.A.T.M.A.N.] 11s mesh mode on openwrt + batman-adv

[B.A.T.M.A.N.] 11s mesh mode on openwrt + batman-adv

[Flavio Leonel]

hello friends
come again disturb the lords

- I have a network with openrando opewrt customized by me, here in 
Brazil as jah reported in other emails, but this network is growing and 
am having some difficulties that I can not solve it alone ...

my ath9k driver operates today with 802.11s (mesh) on a virtual 
interface and another interface with 802.11g + n for wifi connections ..

but I'm from the beginning in 2011 fighting with routing in the network ..

AP: (config)
Attached ...

eg not know where I really run batman-adv or even whether he really 
works well with HWMP ...


help me ...

Re: [B.A.T.M.A.N.] 11s mesh mode on openwrt + batman-adv

[Sven Eckelmann]

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On Friday 09 November 2012 10:41:36 Flavio Leonel wrote:
> hello friends
> come again disturb the lords
> 
> - I have a network with openrando opewrt customized by me, here in
> Brazil as jah reported in other emails, but this network is growing and
> am having some difficulties that I can not solve it alone ...
> 
> my ath9k driver operates today with 802.11s (mesh) on a virtual
> interface and another interface with 802.11g + n for wifi connections ..
> 
> but I'm from the beginning in 2011 fighting with routing in the network ..
> 
> AP: (config)
> Attached ...

There is nothing attached.

> eg not know where I really run batman-adv or even whether he really
> works well with HWMP ...

First: IEEE 802.11s (HWMP) and batman-adv are complete different things. 
Please don't use batman-adv over HWMP links. And you can check whether you are 
using batman-adv on an interface by checking the output of "batctl if". It 
should show you all interfaces which are attached at (and therefore known by) 
batman-adv (at least for bat0).

Kind regards,
	Sven

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