In the video I made and posted to RUclips and the HSMM-MESH website I used the NUS1000. After making the video I purchased two more NUS1000's. I picked the NUS1000 over the NUS2000 because the NUS1000 said it supported a web server and the NUS2000 did not say it supported a web server. When my second, and third NUS1000 arrived and I tried to set them up I could not find any reference to the web server function. Looking a little closer I noticed that my first NUS1000 was running firmware version 1.2.0 while my other two NUS1000's were running firmware version 2.3.0. I suspect that the NUS2000 has a firmware version similar to 2.3.0 without "Websrver" in the menu items on the left side of the page. The good news is that when I was playing around with the 2.3.0 version last week I was able to put my website in a sub-directory on a thumb drive and then share that directory under the file server section and advertise the link to the share on the Broadband-Hamnet node.
That is the approach I was considering last night. Were you able to point the service link directly to the index file without the end user needing credentials for the file server? I have also found that Cirago offers open-source files for both the NUS1000 and NUS20000 at www.ciragolink.com/opensource , but if this method works, there's no use trying to brick the device.
Jeffrey Johnston In order for someone to bring up the web page they need to know the username and password for the file share, and then open the index.htm file. The username and password can either be given out (say to the local mesh group) or advertised by creating a "dummy device" that is appears on the mesh status page.
The NUS1000 no longer supports web server with their later firmwares. Cirago support also does not provide customers with earlier versions of the firmware. The one I ordered did not ship with web server feature. If anyone has an old firmware file I would greatly appreciate it.
In the video I made and posted to RUclips and the HSMM-MESH website I used the NUS1000.
After making the video I purchased two more NUS1000's. I picked the NUS1000 over the NUS2000 because the NUS1000 said it supported a web server and the NUS2000 did not say it supported a web server. When my second, and third NUS1000 arrived and I tried to set them up I could not find any reference to the web server function. Looking a little closer I noticed that my first NUS1000
was running firmware version 1.2.0 while my other two NUS1000's were running firmware version 2.3.0.
I suspect that the NUS2000 has a firmware version similar to 2.3.0 without "Websrver" in the menu items on the left side of the page.
The good news is that when I was playing around with the 2.3.0 version last week I was able to put my website in a sub-directory on a thumb drive and then share that directory under the file server section and advertise the link to the share on the Broadband-Hamnet node.
That is the approach I was considering last night. Were you able to point the service link directly to the index file without the end user needing credentials for the file server? I have also found that Cirago offers open-source files for both the NUS1000 and NUS20000 at www.ciragolink.com/opensource , but if this method works, there's no use trying to brick the device.
Jeffrey Johnston In order for someone to bring up the web page they need to know the username and password for the file share, and then open the index.htm file. The username and password can either be given out (say to the local mesh group) or advertised by creating a "dummy device" that is appears on the mesh status page.
The NUS1000 no longer supports web server with their later firmwares. Cirago support also does not provide customers with earlier versions of the firmware. The one I ordered did not ship with web server feature. If anyone has an old firmware file I would greatly appreciate it.