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Everything you need to know is here http://ni2o.ampr.org/documents/ [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Alan, ok you have ip forwarding on so that’s a start. if you ham give a day or two i get some information for you i run here lin-xr, jnos2, fbb,linbpq. all on debian. i have commercial

It did not work with DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB3 ... Using Configuration file /home/ham/linbpq/bpq32.cfg Source record not recognised - Ignored:DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB3 ... Initialising Port 01 Telnet Server

Good Afternoon Mark, All appears to be like a KISS keep it simple and stupid, I am trying to learn, it is not my fault that ham radio people cant document information for others to learn, Hamnet is

VPN can be used for many things. In this case we use it to deliver the 44net across otherwise closed networks. [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you Steve for the infomation, what version of Debain are you using please All the best from Alan

If you vpn in why do you need a 44. address?? I thought the idea of the 44 was that it was public and anybody who wanted to could attack/use the kit? Once you have a VPN in the way are you not - by

This is all far too complicated. The whole point of both ARDC and HamGate projects is to lower the access bar. No requirement for DMZ's or specific routers that can do Protocol 4 or ampr-rip. Why

Alan I have the following IPGATEWAY Adapter eth0 44ENCAP 192.168.1.100 <router mac addrr> IPADDR 44.131.253.72/29 **** Obviously replace your 44 net address and mask with your allocated ones. The

Good Moring Iain, And I am in the UK to :) Are you saying use two lan ports, 1 with a 44 address and one with 192.168.1.X Or am I miss understanding you... All the best from Alan

I may be wasting peoples time here. The use of a 44 address on the 'public internet' needs co-operation from your ISP. I own an ISP and kind of know the deep detail of BGP and RR adverts that need

Hi, Alan: "The problem is I cannot talk to the 44.x.x.x network" Do you have an internet account with an ISP? If yes, then you should be able to reach the 44./8 network. "even though I have a 44

Hi Steve, At the moment I am the bbs, I am not connected to no one, it would be nice if I could So can you give me a copy of your IPGateway section please, with explainable comments All the best

Alan You don't need the file if you do the ip gateway setup. If your host already has a working 44 address, just add the IPGATEWAY configuration as per the docs should work. I've not done that on an

Good Morning Steve Sorry Steve you have missed my problem, I have a file with all the 44 address in called encap.txt How do i use it in conjunction with bpq Please All the best from Alan

The way I do it is to set a dmz address in the router and use that as the point in BPQ with another 192 address. I couldn't add it in the web page directly as it only allows detected IPs and because

Hi Mark, I am afraid they built a motorway from the M6 directly into Blackpool, that has reduced the number of people coming to Blackpool it used to take 2/3 hours from the M6 to get into Blackpool,

Hi Danny, Yes I think so, I am no master of networking so treat me like a beginner These are the structions I used.. root@gb7esc:~# sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 net.ipv4.ip_forward =

hi Alan, do you have ip_forwarding enabled ? i run debian and lin bpq

I know it well. How are the Seasiders doing this season? (I'm G7LTT in another life). So here's the thing, ideally you want an IP range that will fit in with your local RF LAN. So connecting to a US