Something must be going wrong here, If you remove a AXIP MAP
record (and so long as you don't have AUTOADDMAP set) you will not
be able to send or receive NETROM packets to/from that station
over that link. The route will be added back from BPQNODES.dat
when you reboot, but as you can't receive from that station the
route will be removed. Unless you've disabled keepalives this will
take a few minutes otherwise quite a lot longer. Next time you
close down the node to restart it BPQNODES.dat will be updated and
the route will be removed.
Note that this won't necessarily remove the station from your
NODES table, as you may be receiving it via another station. Also
note that this has nothing to do with mail forwarding.
I may be misunderstanding your problem, but if the above isn't
happening then there is a bug that needs to be investigated.
73, John
On 14/06/2024 02:10, B Greg Colburn via
groups.io wrote:
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Good Evening Mark,
???? Good to hear from you on here! I did try completely purging
all records (User, NetRom, etc.) which I forgot to mention in the
post. They kept repopulating though especially the BPQNODES.dat
file. Hopefully it won't be any time soon I need to remove another
node from mapping though. Next week as time permits I may play
with the mapping again and see if there is another way I missed
including purging the nodes dat file again to see if I just goofed
purging it the first time. For the time being if I need to drop
another node I'll just wipe the port again.
???? Hope all is well up there Mark, take care.
Greg - N3BYR
