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Re: "Sent" packets in KISS terminal


 

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Thanks for that Rob.? I vaguely remember this one but it's not documented anywhere other so I kept my mouth shut. :-)? I now see it in the DEV branch's source code but there is no real description of what this is in the Git commit log either.? If this user has a RF channel configured via direwolf.conf "CHANNEL 0", to forward any IGATE heard trafficthat way, would configure "IChannel 0" here?? Do you know if specifying MULTIPLE destination channels is possible here?

--David
KI6ZHD


On 11/30/2022 12:05 PM, Rob Giuliano via groups.io wrote:

Some time ago I requested the APRS-IS traffic be available over TCP-KISS port.
That was implemented in V1.7C, and you can assign the port in the configuration file:
#############################################################
#? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?VIRTUAL TNC SERVER PROPERTIES? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?#
#############################################################
AGWPORT 8000
KISSPORT 8001
IChannel 15

In this configuration, any packets received from APRS-IS (met any filtering requirements, etc.) would be sent to any attached KISS client on port 15.
Since Direwolf was acting as my internet server,?I used this with a filters to receive any packets from a specific callsign to my 'special use' client application.
NOTE:? Traffic was (assumed still 'is') unidirectional - internet to client ONLY.

Is that what you are asking about?
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Rob KB8RCO

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