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I have openvpn set up on a Hurricane Electric /64 to bring IPv6 to two smart group servers already which could theoretically provide an infinite number of IPv6 addresses to those who want to try it

Good work Tom. Most Comcast/Xfinity residential service now has IPv6. My talk on setting up Net-44 using VPN, also can bring IPv6 to ham stations. For those who want to get their feet wet and only

The US has run out of the older, 32-bit IPv4 addresses. While not all US-assigned addresses are being used, you can't buy any more, they have all been sold! There is a newer, 128-bit system, IPv6,

Colby! Colby! Sorry I got his name wrong! He's much better with a Raspberry Pi than I am at remembering names.? I'm very sorry for that,? COLBY. Again, thanks for your help!DanW4DTOSent via the

Tom,?I want to thank you and Cody for your help bringing up QnetICOMgateway on the WX4PCA repeater in Rockmart, Georgia. I'm glad we were able to provide you with an initial test bed until you gained

Colby W1BSB and I have successfully installed two ICOM systems, on in Maine and one in Georgia, both single module systems. There were a few bugs with the first version of my repo, but with Colby's

Hi Tom, Thanks so much for this. I'm looking forward to trying it out. Cheers David Murray ZL2YZ / ZL2DRM

No worries I will put you in early during the announcements.

As long as it doesn't interrupt what is already planned. There aren't too many that will be interested in this.

Tom would you like to talk about this on the net this evening?

This cannot change without work by AA4RC to support it in the DPLUS central authentication servers. There isn't anything Tom can do without Robins' concurrence. The registration information for

I'm pretty sure that the folks that run the legacy system will take a dim view of an IRCDDB repeater linking to their system. D-Plus is included so you can use it for linking to multi-protocol systems

Nice..... So does this new software look like a hotspot, Joe-user, on the dplus reflector dashboard or is it recognized as a repeater/gateway? The g2_link addon to G2/G3 connects to XRF/DCS and

With recent internal changes in QnetGateway, it became problematic to support the Icom Stack while at the same time support the DVAP, DVRPTR, Icom Terminal and Access Point Mode and MMDVM compatible

I noticed it happening a few months ago when I was running QnetGateway on my Pi and just once or twice today running QnetGateway under Kubuntu. I did restart the computer to see if maybe something odd

Okay, it's been quite a while. I've been on my DVAP for a couple of days now and haven't seen that. How often is this happening?

It happens pretty fast, but this is what I found: -- Logs begin at Sun 2019-03-03 16:00:35 MST. -- Mar 07 11:37:56 jeff-Kubuntu qndvap[868]: From DVAP: flags=40:00:00, my=VE6DV?? , sfx=JEFF,

Tom Your DVAP has done this before. We've talked about it, but its been a long time since I've seen it happen. Colby

Haven't seen that. Do you mean the red light come on on the DVAP? Or does the green light come on. Can you open a shell and do a "sudo journalctl -u qndvap -f" and see what it's transmitting when this

I have noticed that every so often I see my call sign on the dashboard even though my radio happened to be off at the time. So I have been monitoring and it seems as if at a random time my DVAP just