I don't suppose you'd be interested in sharing some of that code? Seems
like such a waste for each of us to reinvent the wheel. Some modules
that can be linked together could save a lot of time for some of us. I
waited as I thought the third try for UBNT had to be the magic one. Damn!
*Nicholas Sarakas*
We use a few different things. For Ubiquiti firmware upgrades en masse,
we use AirControl 2. We do end up doing a lot of manual upgrades when a
field tech is on site or while the customer is on the phone with tech
support. As for monitoring, we have our home-brewed NORM that pulls
everything via SSH and monitors/graphs the basics (RSSI, Noise, AirMax
Qual/Cap, SNR, & Rx/Tx Rates) as well as a pulling most of the basics
such as LAN/WLAN stats into a table. Everything is stored so we can
compare what a customer looked like last spring last spring when the
trees were blooming vs this spring or see that their signal suddenly
tanked 3 weeks ago around the time we change a frequency or a customer
got a new router, etc. We try to keep our configs as basic as possible
so that mass config changes are kept to a minimum. Since most anything
can be done with SSH on Ubiquiti gear, if it came down to anything as
simple as changing the password on all SMs, we'd use a Linux script that
would bash (sorry for the pun, I couldn't help myself) away at
everything. ;)
Bob Fynbo
Chappy WISP | mvWiFi, llc
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