| :exclamation: **MMX is obsolete!**. It's support is unmaintained and (as of v3.2) removed from the CI. Please use a solution based on amx-fcgi instead, such as the prplOS web UI or the [topologyViewer](https://gitlab.com/prpl-foundation/prplmesh/topologyviewer). |
1.[General](#General)
1.[General](#General)
2.[MMX CLI](#example2)
2.[MMX CLI](#example2)
-[Configure AP via MMX CLI](#configure-access-point-via-mmx-cli)
-[Configure AP via MMX CLI](#configure-access-point-via-mmx-cli)
3.[MMX Web UI](#mmx-web-interface-web-ui)
3.[MMX Web UI](#mmx-web-interface-web-ui)
-[Configure AP via Web UI](#configure-access-point-via-web-ui)
-[Configure AP via Web UI](#configure-access-point-via-web-ui)
4.[OpenWrt config files and MMX](#openwrt-config-files-and-mmx)
4.[OpenWrt config files and MMX](#openwrt-config-files-and-mmx)
# General
# General
New prplMesh WebUI and CLI are implemented using [MMX](https://github.com/InangoSystems) which has been developed by [Inango Systems LTD.]()
New prplMesh WebUI and CLI are implemented using [MMX](https://github.com/InangoSystems) which has been developed by [Inango Systems LTD.]()
MMX is a router management system which provides access to board via several management protocols
MMX is a router management system which provides access to board via several management protocols
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`To get help about menu items, command params and etc. you may type ? or press Tab`
`To get help about menu items, command params and etc. you may type ? or press Tab`
It's possible to enter on each level of menu hierarchy or type full command in one line, for example:
It's possible to enter on each level of menu hierarchy or type full command in one line, for example:
MMX Web replaces LuCI Web so you need to open page: `http://ROUTER-LAN-IP/`
MMX Web replaces LuCI Web so you need to open page: `http://ROUTER-LAN-IP/` (by default it's `http://192.168.1.1/`). After loading you should see authentication screen screen:
(by default it's `http://192.168.1.1/`). After loading you should see authentication screen screen:
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MMX stores some of its information in `/etc/mmx`.
MMX stores some of its information in `/etc/mmx`.
If you have some troubles getting it to work (for example, following the rename of `Controller` to `Device.Wifi.DataElements`), remove the configuration from the overlay and reboot:
If you have some troubles getting it to work (for example, following the rename of `Controller` to `Device.Wifi.DataElements`), remove the configuration from the overlay and reboot: