The Mesh ap is quite automated. As such using Linux commands to configure it after it has booted is not a good idea. <br />
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Mesh ap will automatically become WiFi to internet router IF it detects an internet conection. If you are connection it to a network which requires you to manually enter the IP address on each machine then try these instructions: <br />
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Once booted, login on the console as root user (or SSH in as root) and create a file called <span class="code">/etc/STATIC</span> <br />
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It is recommended to use the vi editor for this  <br />
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create the file like so:  <br />
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<span class="code">   1.2.3.4 netmask 255.255.255.0 <br />
   3.4.5.6 </span><br />
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Where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address you want for the meshAP device and replace 255.255.255.0 with your local netmask and 3.4.5.6 with your gateway address.  <br />
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<b>IMPORTANT</b> - make sure you end the gateway address line with a carriage return.  <br />
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When you've done the above then you need to reboot, meshap should come up set up right.  <br />
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Stage 2, now it should be able to get on the internet, you can test this by opening a terminal and typeing <br />
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<span class="code">ping www.yahoo.com</span>, if it says "Reply from ...." then its working. <br />
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Stage 2 if the box is registered to wiana you will have to go there and type the settings into the config page as bellow: <br />
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Its probably a good idea to force wiana to update the meshbox as a test. use the comand <span class="code">remotemanagement</span>