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No, you don't need amprnet. How are you planning to use it? 73, John

It sounds like aprnet is not required for your application. The thread below may be helpful. /g/bpq32/topic/109357376#msg42447 73, Lee K5DAT <thomasbostrom1@...>

Do I need Amprnet or can i user public internet? 73 Thomas

All set.... Let me know if you see any issues... Have a good evening!! 73 Jerry

Whereabouts in the file is it? It needs to go in a port config. If that's not the problem send me your config and I'll have a look. 73, John

Ok I am sidetracked helping a friend recover a win10 system so will get back to this in a day or two. Thanks John.

THnaks

attach 2 RADIO TUNE D 73, John

John I guess the question I have is since I use the ATTACH command followed by Radio Tune how do I disconnect. My script appears to work but then the dummy bbs holds the port and since I have

No. You could set up a dummy BBS and use the forward script to change frequency and send Tune. 73, John

Just curious can I send a RADIO TUNE command when switching static frequencies based on time I know I can do it during a forward script but dont see a way to handle it when switching frequencies based

I'd need to see a trace of each link to work ouy what is going on. 73, John

Yes, See https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/IPGateway.html 73, John

I have been experimenting with the bridge functionality on a linbpq system. The test bridge system has only 1 telnet port (so I can use QTT for testing) and 2 RF ports defined. The 2 RF ports (10m and

Can I use BPQ32 (linbpq) to gate tcpip over an AX.25 radio port? Thomas

Yes Mark. I also have the ip address on the Pi set as static.

Does this mean that you changed the port forwarding in your router to point to the new Pi IP Address? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

Not sure if I said that I can connect to the services from inside my network.

Thanks guys, No iptables set on firewall installed. Used different ip on the new Pi, cleared all the old open ports on original Pi and re-opened them for new one. Have rebooted the entire network and

Hello Glenn, If the new Pi is using the same IP address as the old one, you may want to reboot the home router in order to clear out mac and arp tables. 73, Lee K5DAT [email protected]> wrote: