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I've set up some fun bounces off my node. Please be kind, these are for convenience and fun at this point. If abuse happens, they will go away. Each of the bounces is limited to 8 connections, and the

I had to add the following lines to get any pad connections to go through on the 2620: x25 profile TELEBAHN dxe x25 facility windowsize 10 10 x25 facility packetsize 1024 1024 x25 subscribe

X252611#sho ver Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) C2600 Software (C2600-IS-M), Version 12.2(8)T5, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) TAC Support: http://www.cisco.com/tac Copyright (c)

Use the rotary command on the async port that will be your destination. ?I.E. ?rotary 99. ?This represents the last two positions in your 8 digit X25 address.? Then use ip host and/or x25 host

I am he that is working on the dynamic version of jh-xotd. I'm 99% sure I've missed something in making the changes to make it dynamic, and haven't had success testing it against my local cisco

So, like the other Dave, I've run into some unfortunate side effects of using a Cisco 26xx router. I'm running IOS c2600-ipvoice-mz 12.3(9) so thankfully I've got support for the x25 route

I have some drive by comments / questions. There is a chance that they are answered in things I've not read yet. Aside: This is a new and novel way to compile a module that I wasn't familiar

I have made a bunch of progress which might be helpful: 1. Created a standalone X.25 module for Raspbian based off Kernel 5.15.32-v7+ (this was on a Raspberry Pi 2) a. The recipe for this is

I agree with the logic. However I think that it's extremely important to keep in mind when the documentation was written. A lot may have changed since then. There is also the fact that

Hi Harald, Fair enough. But "legacy hardware" can be a lot of things. As you say, it can be something with an X.21 interface. It can also be something with an RS-232 serial interface. The latter

That paragraph alone shows you how mature that implementation is. Rebuilding the kernel for switching DTE/DCE role ;) -- - Harald Welte <laforge@...>

Hi Grant, :) ok. I haven't ever looked at AX.25 in detail. Sure. I was just assuming that people who playing with legacy tech would also likely want to interface legacy hardware. There's also for

This part makes me wonder about two things: 1) Copying and renaming the lapbether driver to be lapbether-dte / lapbether-dce so that I can load the kernel module that I want. 2) Configuring an

Pre Script: Thanks Murphy. It's obvious that I would find the docs that I read last night /after/ I hit send on the message. It seems as if the README file in the x25-utils-2.1.20 package has the

Hi Harald, *nod*nod* Unfortunately, despite being related, I think that X.25 and AX.25 are about as compatible as IPv4 and IPv6. If even that. At least IPv6 can have IPv4 addresses mapped into it

Hi Grant, unortunately not. However, I know that a number of HAM radio operators are still using the AX.25 in Linux. It has not received a lot of maintenance in the last 15+ years or so, but there's

Hi, Does anyone have any experience with X.25 on Linux? I'm doing a lot of reading about X.25 on Linux, particularly X.25 via LAPB over Ethernet and X.25 over asynchronous serial. This is involving

I think I have joy here ! 611_1(config)#do pad 75241001 Trying 75241001... *Mar 1 03:34:35.215: X.25 host name sent for DNS lookup is "410.752.x25.org" *Mar 1 03:34:35.259: DNS got X.25 host

OK Thanks ! Just got back from dinner so I'll poke around a bit. John