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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?

Just to close out on this topic.? I got AX/IP working with alot of help from Charles, N2NOV (Thanks Charles!).? Here's what worked. Added a second adapter to the BPQ box and assigned my 44net

OK,?? Thanks for the clarity.

Thanks John, I added the two routes suggested, and a second NIC to the Windows box and gave it my allocated 44Net address for the node. I had to delete the default route for the 44 network, then all

I just realized a few days ago when I stumbled on a document that BPQ can handle Winlink traffic offline to regular BBS users. What is not clear to me is if this would work with NTS traffic in The

You can't have ELSE then a TIMES line. ELSE is used to try another station if the first fails. You should ATTACH the port before issuing the RADIO command (without a PORT Number). 73, John

Yes, it should work with the Windows routes and no IPGATEWAY. 73, John

Well, The RADIO fixes fixed one thing, but I still have errors with it releasing the port afterwards. 230501 13:52:56 |N9LYA???? Connecting to BBS N9LYA 230501 13:52:56 <N9LYA???? ***

Hi, I *think* that lines like RADIO 6 FREQUENCY I must have swapped to this some time ago and forgot.? It does not work with the port if you used this format so I changed it to this and have better

Are these UDP or TCP links? Although limited, my experience linking with nodes using Hughes net (I am not a Hughes net customer) is that an AXTCP link is required with the Hughes net end being the

Hi John/Red, I have a really tough time getting this to work reliably.? I wonder if you guys can look and offer any suggestions when you have time? I have a forward script like this that gets

Hi John, Thanks for the reply! I didn’t include this in my original post (although I should have)… my goal is to set up my BPQ Node to use AX/IP links to both “internet” and 44Net connected

Why do you want to run IPGATEWAY? If it is only to allow you to access 44 NET addresses you should only need to add routes to 44.0.0.0/9 and 44.128.0.0/10 to your windows machine pointing to your 44

Yes, all my access to internet never drops. ?I can monitor the AXIP stream and I never see anything coming in. ?there are times where I try to connect to a station and it will connect and seems