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My APRS in LinBPQ does not seem to acknowledging incoming messages? Apologies for any grammar or spelling errors! -- 73 de Glenn Allison N3MEL (tprfn) The Packet Radio Forwarding Network EPA Hub

Have you read https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/LinBPQ Applications Interface.html ? You can also set up a telnet connect command as an Application Alias. BPQ doesn't have a

I am trying to add some applications to my node. Under JNOS I was able to add "mbox alias" statements that allowed users to enter an alias e.g. "MUD" and then it would magically telnet them to an app

Hello Mark, [email protected]> wrote: Ok, but that wasn’t made clear IMO. Secondly, most ISP router devices do not support DMZ or similar settings Actually in my own experience, many do. They

Not at all "less complicated". Firstly, you would not be setting up the HamGate. It would be done by others so you are simply a client. Secondly, most ISP router devices do not support DMZ or similar

Since when is obtaining a VMS (I believe that's equivalent to a VPS here in the US), turning that into a "hamgate", and setting up a VPN, less complicated than adding 5 lines to BPQ's configuration

Why do you want to use 44 addresses? Why do you want to use to BPQ to give access to 44 addresses? 73, John

Bingo! Tnx, Rich. 73, Misko YT7MPB

Just to mention it worked an flew! thanks Lee and Delbert

Hi Misko, Try: COMPORT=/dev/ttyUSB3 73 de Rich WA3WLH

Hi Danny, Thank you for your support, No there is no 44 pointing to ISP That why I got encap.txt but I could not find a way to attach them to the network card There is a lot I don't understand about

Hi Mark, Thank you for the information, when i finished this Project, I will look at your one.. All the best from Alan

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