You send all the nodes in your Nodes list that have a quality equal
to or above the MINQUAL parameter on the PORT config.
The nodes that get into you nodes table from other station's
broadcasts are controlled by the MINQUAL parameter in the main
section of your config.
Nodes broadcasts are sent as UI frames so don't have a TTL.
73, John
On 16/12/2024 15:00, Bob Scan via
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Sorry let me ask one more question¡.. do nodes only advertise
adjacent nodes in their node broadcast message, or all nodes they
know about?
If the later is there a parameter that controls what gets
advertised?
Thanks again
Bob
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If you set QUALITY on a KISS port config, and don't set
NODESINTERVAL to zero you will send NODES broadcasts. But I
think you are saying that you are not receiving NODES
messages. You don't have to do anything to enable reception,
so I is likely the other end isn't sending them. I'm afraid
I don't know anything about uronode.
73,
John
On 15/12/2024 16:55, Bob Scan
via groups.io wrote:
Hi all
?
sorry if this is a repeat, i did some looking around
but did not find anything that seemed to apply.
?
new to linbpq, i have a working instance and a port
for a kiss tnc that is sending messages over a radio to
another node (uronode), but i don¡¯t seem to be getting
?and decoding node lists to from my other node.
?
is there a trick to get netrom to work over my one
existing radio link¡..
?
i even tried building a port for netrom and bridged
to my async port¡..
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thanks
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Bob
va3rjs
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