Recently Updated Pages

Bookstack is a user friendly Wiki software which the NYC Mesh Wiki is built on. MVP Wiki Launch ...

Zabbix lives at http://zabbix.mesh.nycmesh.net Zabbix is used primarily for historical data coll...

A direct line of sight to a Supernode or hub node is required to connect to NYC Mesh. To help t...

Please read our FAQ if you haven't already. Join the mesh First you need to enter a new node requ...

Security The goal of this document is to provide the most useful information for anyone interest...

This page works best in incognito/private window mode! Enter the Install Number* below to get th...

The first step is to screw the ONT into the wall in a convenient place using drywall achors. The ...

DNS Infrastructure NYCMesh maintains an internal DNS with the "fake" top-level domain (TLD) of ....

The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is an inter-Autonomous System routing protocol. NYC Mesh no lo...

Our basic plan is to create hubs and supernodes across the city so it is easy for any building to...

A common misconception about the mesh is that we are an "Internet Service Provider", strictly spe...

Here are some helpful videos on crimping. Like nearly everyone we use the T-568B standard Video ...

60 GHz is an unlicensed band that now has some cheap gigabit point to point (p2p) antennas that w...

NYC Mesh Fiber Background and Splicing Guide ​ These are notes collected by @JohnB from the fibe...

Title goes here Description with a link

You must use black outdoor cable outside. Indoor cable will last about 6 months outside due to UV...

We are using more UNIFI access points on installs these days. These devices are very frustrating ...

Mikrotik routers have a few interesting things to note in order to understand and use them well. ...

The PowerBox Pro is an outdoor five gigabit ethernet port router with PoE output on four ports. S...

The confusingly named LiteAP (LAP-120) is a very good, cheap 120' sector antenna. 120' means you ...