Wireless ISP on nodes 2059, 2048, 2047, 2046 and 2045
I'm running a wireless ISP (Bamawisp) on 900mhz they seem to be holding up pretty good. I am also using a Linksys 4 port router WRT54G. On the LAN I'm running two EVB systems and for the life of me, can't figure out why the nodes on the same LAN will not connect to each other. One is running a standard port and the other on a non-standard port. However, I can connect to other remote nodes on the AllStar network.
Also looking to finish working on the agile remote base HF/VHF/UHF using a FT857D. The repeater part is working ok but can't seem to figure out the rest the config, like the logon or the agile part. Anyway looking for clues, hints or just plain old help hihi to get the system fully working. Thanks all
Will / W4WWM
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Hey Will, I understand that
Hey Will, I understand that you can't connect your nodes on the same network. Use the traceroute command. This should tell you how one system connect to the other systems at a network level. traceroute -n 192.168.x.x this should show one hop. When the node downloads the nodes list the file shows public IP address. So you can use traceroute -p PORT "PUBLIC IP" This should show you that it goes out the router and come back in. Some but not all routers will not allow a local address pass to the outside the router and come back in. You can add the other node to the rpt.conf file and give it the local address. You will have to do that on both systems.
Look for this line in rpt.conf :Note it should have your node number.
2060 = radio@127.0.0.1/2060,NONE
Just add a second line.
NODE = radio@192.168.XXX.XXX:PORT/NODE,192.168.XXX.XXX :Note You only need to use the PORT if you are not using the standard port. Also you might not need the second IP address after /NODE,
David
Let me know if that helped.
Can now connect nodes on the same loacal area network
David, I played around with rpt.conf and got the node to connect on the local network. So Thanks a lot for the info.
Will