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Not enough info to provide any definite answers, Your pi may now have a different IP address as each network interface has a unique MAC address which is used by the automatic IP DHCP service on your

Thanks for the heads up! 73, Matt, WE1H Matt Atwood Merrimack, NH Phone / Text: 802-999-1994 Email: <mailto:we1h@...> we1h@... Web: <https://www.we1h.com/> www.we1h.com Sent: Tuesday,

I had to replace a failed Raspberry PI 3B on my RMS Gateway running bpq32 and now I can't access the BPQ32 node page. Removed the SD card from failed PI and placed into the new unit. Is there a config

Just wanted to update this for others, John you were correct, Changing my IDMSG did the trick! My config file has been corrected to:

I second Rich's thoughts.? I have a link to a forwarding partner that uses a satellite internet connection.? Our connection had to be configured as a TCP link rather than UDP.? He is the TCP-Master

Might be a nice enhancement ? 73, Matt, WE1H Matt Atwood Merrimack, NH Phone / Text: 802-999-1994 Email: <mailto:we1h@...> we1h@... Web: <https://www.we1h.com/> www.we1h.com Sent:

Chris, From memory so you may have to play around with these and read the documentation..... In your telnet config you should have the directives to be a Winlink gateway. CMS=1 CMSCALL=xxxxxx

Matt, No, there is no way to customise prompts per user. 73, John

Oh... sorry... I missed the "specific user" part of your request. I am not aware that these prompts can be call specific. Perhaps others will chime in.

Hi Matt, This is easy to do in the web interface. At the moment I am not where I can easily check which file(s) may be able to be edited manually. In the web interface go to Mail Mgmt -> Welcome Msgs

Hi All, Is there a way to customize the BBS prompt for specific users?? Right now, my "expert" prompt is "Hello 'name', de WE1H", and for certain stations, I'd like to simply have a ">" for the

Yes, Rig Control commands can be sent via WINMORCONTROL. See https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/WinmorControl.htm 73, John

John have a new question, Can I use WinmorControl for rig control from a forwarding script?

On Thu, Apr 27, 2023 at 07:55 AM, PacketCat Red PE1RRR wrote: > > On Thu, Apr 27, 2023 at 03:53 AM, Bruce Colburn wrote: > >> G'Morning John and Red, >> I've been debating that - I just have not had

Mark For JNOS & BPQ to communicate on UDP, INP3 must be selected at both ends, in JNOS there is a Net Rom option how ever I don’t think it has been repaired. I have used AXUDP With a NOS Station

To the group, Since I am the other end of Joey's axudp link, I can answer the questions that were posed. And yes, it is an axudp link, not axip (Sorry Charles). And, keep in mind that Joey *was* able

44net is not 44.0.0.0/8 after the IP address sale a few years ago. Current proper routing netmask is a two parter - 44.0.0.0/9 and 44.128.0.0/10

Remove the UDP 10093 from the map statement for a station connecting by AXIP. -- Charles J. Hargrove - N2NOV NYC-ARECS/RACES Citywide Radio Officer/Skywarn Coord. NYC-ARECS/RACES Nets 441.100/136.5 PL

Also, are you allowing udp 10093 through your home router firewall and pointing to bpq box? Todd [email protected]> wrote:

Does the jnos box have a reciprocal udp interface set up to communicate with the bpq node on 10093? Does your node show up on the jnos box when user issues the N command? What does the user get?