SkyLink Tricks

Killing a PPPoE connection

1. Telnet
2. open redback-manage.turbonet.com
3. tony@local
4. pink password
5. enable
6. pink password
7. context SkyLink
8. show subscriber active
9. clear subscriber xxxx

Downing a manually configured SkyLink radio (disables ethernet)

1. Telnet into the radio
2. set prov eth
3. s
4. d (e to re-enable)
5. q
6. set eth
7. s
8. d (e to re-enable)
9. q
10. reboot

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Q11: How do I determine which SkyPilot device a specific MAC Address is behind?

Run the "show mesh mac" CLI command on the SkyGateway. This will provide you with a listing of the MAC Address relationships between SkyPilot and non-SkyPilot devices*.

> show mesh mac
Host Node
----------------- -----------------
00:0e:35:cb:78:04 00:0a:db:01:30:ff
00:0a:db:01:08:18 00:0a:db:01:08:18
00:0a:db:00:02:1d 00:0a:db:00:02:1d
00:0a:db:01:08:32 00:0a:db:01:08:32
00:0a:db:00:01:38 00:0a:db:00:01:38
00:13:20:29:2c:3d 00:0a:db:00:01:7f
00:0a:db:01:00:48 00:0a:db:01:00:48

For example, if you needed to find out which SkyPilot device MAC 00:13:20:29:2c:3d was behind, you would first look in the Host column above. You would find that MAC with a corresponding entry in the Node column of 00:0a:db:00:01:7f.


00:13:20:29:2c:3d 00:0a:db:00:01:7f


It can now be determined that MAC 00:13:20:29:2c:3d is behind the SkyPilot device with MAC 00:0a:db:00:01:7f.


*SkyPilot devices are also listed in the Host column as they can also be behind other SkyPilot devices.