Hi Keith,
You don't need to add another network port. If you can connect from any other pc on your LAN then the network port is working. All you should need now is to "port forward" port 9000 and 9001 (if you're using port 9001 too) to the Raspberry Pi on your home router.
Mike, N0SO
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On Dec 28, 2014, at 4:11 PM,
kc2oon@... [d-rats_group] <
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Well. I'm not really having much luck here.
I can set up the ratflector on my Pi (only unconfigured, no port assigned) and access it through any computer in the house when I point it to the same port and IP address. When I add network port to the repeater app, the other computers refuse to connect to it. If I clear out all the settings on the repeater program and simply hit?"on" it works. I cannot connect to it from outside the house. I have port forwarded 9000 and 9001 in my router and allowed whats called "allow server hosting" which unblocks incoming traffic for hosting web, email, ftp etc...?
I have given my Raspberry a static ip address. I can only assume with others having success it has got to be my router settings or something like that.
I guess I'll keep plugging at it.
Keith
kc2oon?
