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Hubs
Hubs provide connectivity for many nodes in a neighborhood. They come in three different sizes: s...
Frequently Asked Questions
-About NYC Mesh- Why is NYC Mesh building a community network? Below are just a few of the re...
Member Connection Troubleshooting
First step: Make sure all the devices are powered on and connected properly. You may have two pow...
Callcentric Inbound/Call Treatments
Call Treatments in this context are practically synonymous with Inbound Routes, which may be more...
Call Termination: Google Voice and Callcentric
Background Early 2022 the 833-NYC-MESH number was parked at NumberBarn until further research co...
Callcentric IVR Setup
Callcentric has a built-in IVR utility that allows for practically infinite permutations of menus...
Birdc
WireGuard is generally described on another page, here: VPN - Wireguard. This page is about what ...
Networking 101 Training Classes
We have presented a few classes on network concepts and training. Here is a list of slides and vi...
Americorps Vista Volunteer Program
Overview Wikipedia: "AmeriCorps VISTA is a national service program designed to alleviate povert...
DNS
DNS Infrastructure NYCMesh maintains an internal DNS with the "fake" top-level domain (TLD) of ....
BGP
The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is an inter-Autonomous System routing protocol. NYC Mesh no lo...
Master Plan
Our basic plan is to create hubs and supernodes across the city so it is easy for any building to...
Protecting the Mesh
A common misconception about the mesh is that we are an "Internet Service Provider", strictly spe...
Custom Firmware (old)
Old firmware Repositories Old firmware build instructions are in our nycmeshfeed repo's README f...
Culture
In a decentralized organization like the Mesh, it is difficult for new people to figure out who d...