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Hi All, I have a BPQ32 install that I would like to get on the 44Net.? I also have an existing ampr-ripd gateway on a seperate Linux box.? I've done some research and come up with the following IPGATEWAY definition.? Before I actually add this to my config file, I'd like those that know this stuff better than I do, to eyeball it and let me know if it is (likely) correct.? I tried a few other IPGATEWAY configs and broke things pretty badly (fortunately I was able to recover from them quickly).? So now, I want to check with you all.
IPGATEWAY
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Adapter \Device\NPF_{ECDB1154-982B-48D3-A394-785AC42588E3}? # Windows adapter from bpqadapters.exe
IPAddr 10.1.10.12? ? ? ? ? ?# IP address of the BPQ32 switch on my LAN (I do have an allocated 44Net address [44.52.67.2], should this be that or the actual IP?)
IPNetmask 255.255.255.248? ? # Netmask of my AMPRNet allocation
IPPorts 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? # BPQ Port I will use for links to IP systems.
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ROUTE 44.0.0.0/9 44.52.67.1 #With no "local" encap file, I think i need to add this route.? 44.52.67.1 is my 44Net gateway, or do I use it's local LAN address of 10.1.10.5?
ROUTE 44.128.0.0/10 44.52.67.1 #Same here, which IP do I use?
****
Do I need a NAT statement for the BPQ box to translate the 44Net address to the LAN address??
If the above is correct (or when the above is correct), I assume it will allow me to make AX/IP connections to other 44Net addresses.
Your expert guidance is appreciated!
-- 73, - Matt, WE1H we1h AT arrl.net https://www.we1h.com
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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 Gateway machine.
IPGATEWAY is needed to route IP packets over your RF links, and/or
to run an AMPRNET gateway if you don't already have one.
73,
John
On 30/04/2023 20:46, Matt Atwood, WE1H
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Hi All,
I have a BPQ32 install that I would like to get on the 44Net.? I
also have an existing ampr-ripd gateway on a seperate Linux box.?
I've done some research and come up with the following IPGATEWAY
definition.? Before I actually add this to my config file, I'd
like those that know this stuff better than I do, to eyeball it
and let me know if it is (likely) correct.? I tried a few other
IPGATEWAY configs and broke things pretty badly (fortunately I was
able to recover from them quickly).? So now, I want to check with
you all.
IPGATEWAY
?
Adapter \Device\NPF_{ECDB1154-982B-48D3-A394-785AC42588E3}? #
Windows adapter from bpqadapters.exe
IPAddr 10.1.10.12? ? ? ? ? ?# IP address of the BPQ32 switch
on my LAN (I do have an allocated 44Net address [44.52.67.2],
should this be that or the actual IP?)
IPNetmask 255.255.255.248? ? # Netmask of my AMPRNet
allocation
IPPorts 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? # BPQ Port I will use for links to
IP systems.
?
ROUTE 44.0.0.0/9 44.52.67.1 #With no "local" encap file, I
think i need to add this route.? 44.52.67.1 is my 44Net gateway,
or do I use it's local LAN address of 10.1.10.5?
ROUTE 44.128.0.0/10 44.52.67.1 #Same here, which IP do I use?
****
Do I need a NAT statement for the BPQ box to translate the 44Net
address to the LAN address??
If the above is correct (or when the above is correct), I assume
it will allow me to make AX/IP connections to other 44Net
addresses.
Your expert guidance is appreciated!
--
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
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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 stations, and my understanding is that to do so requires an IPGATEWAY config section.? If I just need to set up routes in Windows, then I should be good.? Is that the case? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of John G8BPQ Sent: Monday, May 1, 2023 3:37 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [bpq32] IPGATEWAY with existing ampr-ripd gateway #bpqconfig #network ? 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 Gateway machine.
IPGATEWAY is needed to route IP packets over your RF links, and/or to run an AMPRNET gateway if you don't already have one.
73,
John On 30/04/2023 20:46, Matt Atwood, WE1H wrote: Hi All,
I have a BPQ32 install that I would like to get on the 44Net.? I also have an existing ampr-ripd gateway on a seperate Linux box.? I've done some research and come up with the following IPGATEWAY definition.? Before I actually add this to my config file, I'd like those that know this stuff better than I do, to eyeball it and let me know if it is (likely) correct.? I tried a few other IPGATEWAY configs and broke things pretty badly (fortunately I was able to recover from them quickly).? So now, I want to check with you all. Adapter \Device\NPF_{ECDB1154-982B-48D3-A394-785AC42588E3}? # Windows adapter from bpqadapters.exe IPAddr 10.1.10.12? ? ? ? ? ?# IP address of the BPQ32 switch on my LAN (I do have an allocated 44Net address [44.52.67.2], should this be that or the actual IP?) IPNetmask 255.255.255.248? ? # Netmask of my AMPRNet allocation IPPorts 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? # BPQ Port I will use for links to IP systems. ROUTE 44.0.0.0/9 44.52.67.1 #With no "local" encap file, I think i need to add this route.? 44.52.67.1 is my 44Net gateway, or do I use it's local LAN address of 10.1.10.5? ROUTE 44.128.0.0/10 44.52.67.1 #Same here, which IP do I use? ****
Do I need a NAT statement for the BPQ box to translate the 44Net address to the LAN address??
If the above is correct (or when the above is correct), I assume it will allow me to make AX/IP connections to other 44Net addresses.
Your expert guidance is appreciated! --
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
? -- 73, - Matt, WE1H we1h AT arrl.net http://www.we1h.com
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Yes, it should work with the Windows routes and no IPGATEWAY.
73,
John
On 01/05/2023 12:54, Matt Atwood, WE1H
wrote:
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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 stations, and my understanding is that to
do so requires an IPGATEWAY config section.? If I just need to
set up routes in Windows, then I should be good.? Is that the
case?
?
?
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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
Gateway machine.
IPGATEWAY is needed to route IP packets over your RF links,
and/or to run an AMPRNET gateway if you don't already have
one.
73,
John
On 30/04/2023 20:46, Matt Atwood, WE1H
wrote:
Hi All,
I have a BPQ32 install that I would like to get on the
44Net.? I also have an existing ampr-ripd gateway on a
seperate Linux box.? I've done some research and come up
with the following IPGATEWAY definition.? Before I actually
add this to my config file, I'd like those that know this
stuff better than I do, to eyeball it and let me know if it
is (likely) correct.? I tried a few other IPGATEWAY configs
and broke things pretty badly (fortunately I was able to
recover from them quickly).? So now, I want to check with
you all.
Adapter
\Device\NPF_{ECDB1154-982B-48D3-A394-785AC42588E3}? #
Windows adapter from bpqadapters.exe
IPAddr 10.1.10.12? ? ? ? ? ?# IP
address of the BPQ32 switch on my LAN (I do have an
allocated 44Net address [44.52.67.2], should this be that
or the actual IP?)
IPNetmask 255.255.255.248? ? # Netmask
of my AMPRNet allocation
IPPorts 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? # BPQ Port I
will use for links to IP systems.
ROUTE 44.0.0.0/9 44.52.67.1 #With no
"local" encap file, I think i need to add this route.?
44.52.67.1 is my 44Net gateway, or do I use it's local LAN
address of 10.1.10.5?
ROUTE 44.128.0.0/10 44.52.67.1 #Same
here, which IP do I use?
****
Do I need a NAT statement for the BPQ box to translate the
44Net address to the LAN address??
If the above is correct (or when the above is correct), I
assume it will allow me to make AX/IP connections to other
44Net addresses.
Your expert guidance is appreciated!
--
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
?
--
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
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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 worked as expected.? Now just awaiting my AX/IP partner to add me to his config. ? Thanks! ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of John G8BPQ Sent: Monday, May 1, 2023 11:07 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [bpq32] IPGATEWAY with existing ampr-ripd gateway #bpqconfig #network ? Yes, it should work with the Windows routes and no IPGATEWAY.
73,
John On 01/05/2023 12:54, Matt Atwood, WE1H wrote: 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 stations, and my understanding is that to do so requires an IPGATEWAY config section.? If I just need to set up routes in Windows, then I should be good.? Is that the case? ? ? ? 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 Gateway machine.
IPGATEWAY is needed to route IP packets over your RF links, and/or to run an AMPRNET gateway if you don't already have one.
73,
John On 30/04/2023 20:46, Matt Atwood, WE1H wrote: Hi All,
I have a BPQ32 install that I would like to get on the 44Net.? I also have an existing ampr-ripd gateway on a seperate Linux box.? I've done some research and come up with the following IPGATEWAY definition.? Before I actually add this to my config file, I'd like those that know this stuff better than I do, to eyeball it and let me know if it is (likely) correct.? I tried a few other IPGATEWAY configs and broke things pretty badly (fortunately I was able to recover from them quickly).? So now, I want to check with you all. Adapter \Device\NPF_{ECDB1154-982B-48D3-A394-785AC42588E3}? # Windows adapter from bpqadapters.exe IPAddr 10.1.10.12? ? ? ? ? ?# IP address of the BPQ32 switch on my LAN (I do have an allocated 44Net address [44.52.67.2], should this be that or the actual IP?) IPNetmask 255.255.255.248? ? # Netmask of my AMPRNet allocation IPPorts 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? # BPQ Port I will use for links to IP systems. ROUTE 44.0.0.0/9 44.52.67.1 #With no "local" encap file, I think i need to add this route.? 44.52.67.1 is my 44Net gateway, or do I use it's local LAN address of 10.1.10.5? ROUTE 44.128.0.0/10 44.52.67.1 #Same here, which IP do I use? ****
Do I need a NAT statement for the BPQ box to translate the 44Net address to the LAN address??
If the above is correct (or when the above is correct), I assume it will allow me to make AX/IP connections to other 44Net addresses.
Your expert guidance is appreciated! --
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
?
--
73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
? -- 73, - Matt, WE1H we1h AT arrl.net http://www.we1h.com
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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 address to it, but did not give it a gateway.
Delete all of my 44 net routes (including the default route) as I defined them incorrectly (wrong mask)
Added a persistent route to 44.0.0.0 mask 255.0.0.0 and bound it to my ethernet adapter with my 44 net address
Updated my BPQ config to include the AX/IP link I wanted
Waited a few minutes?
Connected
One gotcha though...? doing this seems to have disconnected my UDP connection to another partner with a 44 net address.? Now I can't reach him directly.? We'll solve that by changing to an AX/IP connection.? But that is a gotcha for sure.
Thanks for all the guidance.
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73,
- Matt, WE1H
we1h AT arrl.net
http://www.we1h.com
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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
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Thanks for the heads up! ? 73, ? Matt, WE1H ? Matt Atwood Merrimack, NH ? Phone / Text: 802-999-1994 Email: we1h@... Web: ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of kc9uhi@... Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2023 11:31 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [bpq32] IPGATEWAY with existing ampr-ripd gateway #bpqconfig #network ? 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 -- 73, - Matt, WE1H we1h AT arrl.net http://www.we1h.com
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