This has been discussed previously. Here are the current solutions people have suggested. (the whole forum conversation also has Mimosa’s current response, “it was pushed to the product team as a feature request”)
We have some discovery options on our release roadmap. No commit date yet, but we do have the feature request submitted. In the meantime, you can discover the IP if you run the arp command from a device connected to the same switch as the radio.
Windows / DOS:
arp -a | findstr 20:B5:C6
Mac / Linux:
arp -a | grep 20:B5:C6
Otherwise, you could reset and use the default password.
More about this here: http://backhaul.help.mimosa.co/backhaul-faq-default-ip-address-password
I tend to just us the AP as my Discovery tool. Mimosa’s Client table has never led me astray (unlike the old Rocket M APs) and we almost always use static addresses that we derive from the Customer’s IP in the bandwidth limiter.
Also, if you are not connected to an AP, Netonix’s ARP Table will almost always get the IP of any Mimosa equipment I have attached to it.
Another Also, if you are up to date you can use the fallback address of 168.254.200.20/16
Note on the last post by me, it is 169.254.200.20/16 (Corrected later on in the forum post)
