N0IMS,

I'm sure Colby will answer all your technical questions, but I will answer from a historic nature. XRF and QnetGateway was origanlly design by this group. So, yes all reflector types will work with QNetGateway.? And await for you to discover what new on our Smart Group. Check out our Web site at openquad.net 73

Will / W4WWM?

QuadNet Admin Team

With that said, I'm sure you

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From: "Nomis Bayan Jr." <nolyn78@...>
Date: 8/27/18 12:07 AM (GMT-06:00)
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] QnetGateway instaed of G3

HI Colby,

Thank you so much for your input. Will QnetGateway work with XRF reflector. Currently, I am running an xlx server on a fixed IP address I bought from AT&T. I have set the repeater's frequencies and verified the repeater controller ID-RP2C settings according to the manual instruction. Sorry, I am in a learning process and may ask you more questions. It took me 4 -5 months to get the XRF reflector work.

1. I used Debian Stretch on the xlx server, I already have a copy. If you suggest to use Debian Stretch, then I would not need to make iso copy. Just used the same one.

2. I am planning to use one of the fixed IP assigned to the QnetGateway computer, this should work and no port forwarding I need to do on the router, just like the xlx server. Will this work?

3. The gateway server I bought from the previous owner, I plan to erase the existing G2 software and use this server for the QnetGateway server. This should be alright?

Thank you again and I will update you on the progress of my project.

Regards,

73, N0MIS

On 8/26/2018 5:12 PM, Colby Ross W1BSB wrote:

QnetGateway’s ICOM stack was designed to operate identically to the G2/G3 gateway software. So long as the RP2C IP address for the repeater and gateway is configured according to the instructions, you would simply go about installing QnetGateway on the “gateway” computer per the instructions. ICOM’s default setup has 172.16.0.1 as the repeater and has the gateway system configured as 172.16.0.20 (which is the physical machine the gateway software will run on). The gateway system must have 2 NIC cards. One configured with 172.16.0.20/255.255.255.0 and one configured with your internet connection with all the necessary port forwards.

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My best advice to you would be to install a fresh copy of Debian Stretch onto the gateway system, configure both NICs, install QnetGateway, and everything should just work.? This obviously doesn’t cover the actual configuration of the repeater such as frequencies and all that, but as far as the software end is concerned, its very easy. If you run into any problems let us know.

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73

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Colby W1BSB

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of nolyn78@...
Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2018 15:00
To: [email protected]
Subject: [QnetGateway] QnetGateway instaed of G3

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Hello,
Just bought a used dstar systems: ID-RP4000V, ID-RP2000V, ID-RP2C and a gateway with G2 software. I needed help in setting up our repeater ID-RP4000V with the controller ID-RP2C using the gateway computer. I was told that I need to erased completely the G2 software to remove the old callsign. I already updated the repeater and controller but I need help on the gateway. I was told that I should look into QnetGateway or ircddb Gateway instead of G3 software because of linking capability. I need advice and how will I hook up the gateway if I use the QnetGateway or ircddb Gateway, will it be the same hook up as it is stated on RS-RP2C? Thank you.

Regards,
73, N0MIS