If you have a lot (~60) of Netrom neighbours you may hit the
MAXLINKS limit. The L command lists your active links. Circuits are
displayed using the U command. A linked pair takes two entries and
single entry one so the following would use 5 from MAXCIRUITS?
Host10(NOTCHT:G8BPQ-4)???? <--> Circuit(RMCHT:OH5RM-8 G8BPQ-4)
Host09(NOTCHT:G8BPQ-4)???? <--> Circuit(BPQCHT:GM8BPQ-4
G8BPQ-4)
TNC Uplink Port
1/2(G8BPQ)
73,
John
On 11/02/2021 13:43, Richard Hendricks
wrote:
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John:
No, MAXLINKS and MAXCIRCUITS have always been the same from day
one,
MAXLINKS=63 and MAXCIRCUITS=128.? In your example of a SIMPLE node
configuration, you use the same values except MAXLINKS=64, so I'll
increase
that by 1.? So far, adjusting the MAXNODES to 550 (which I
consider an extreme
value) seems to make it work ok, and trimming down my locked
routes also helps,
but I think I'm going to have to just set AUTOADDMAP=0 to get rid
of the Node
SYSOPS that set their qualities to 255, then rely on anyone
contacting me directly
to set up a NETROM link, with the stipulation that their QUALITY
is set to no more
than 192, and trim down the locked routes a bit.? I use AUTOADDMAP
by request
from a few hams who requested it be that way for various reasons,
but they have
all but disappeared over the past several months.
I think the possibility of setting up four guys in Colorado on
BPQ, and configuring
one NETROM link out of their nodes, being me, has somehow
overloaded my
system and I was experimenting with different values in the NETROM
configuration,
but not the MAXROUTES, MAXLINKS or MAXCIRCUITS.? Should these
values be
increased for the extra workload???
Thanks, John
73 - Rick, KE0GB
