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For stations that cannot hear each other, but are heard by a commonality of
other stations, Net/ROM is one solution. Each TCP/IP station will have to
manually add into the ARP table the IP and Net/ROM addresses of the other.
Other than that, a dynamic IP router program (rspf, or something that supports
the RIP protocol, etc.) will be needed. These do not work on a "request for
route" theory, but do work on a "I have a route to X" available.
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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 23:29:07 GMT
From: horseshoestew@my-deja.com
Subject: AX.25 with TCP/IP routing?
In article
<Pine.GSO.4.05.10002231253360.7557-100000@tree0.Stanford.EDU>,
Daniel Levner <levner@Stanford.EDU> wrote:
> ...snipped...(if you want to see it go back and read the original)
> To hammer this question to death, I'd like to know whether there is a
way
> that stations A & B can contact each other through station C without
> having to make specific arrangements with station C, but, rather, that
> station C happened to be in between and "volunteers" to route packets.
>
> Sorry for the mess,
> Danny
Been out of the scene for 5 years, but let me give this a shot from
memory...
Yes, you can do this, but station C has to be set up to be a
digipeater(a term from the golden age of packet) or a network router
running NETROM(or an equivelent), or of course, a TCP/IP router. I
remember doing this all the time out here in Riverside County... It was
just a matter of setting up the TCP/IP route tables correctly. I
remember doing some real cool stuff, like replying thru a second route,
that wasn't on the same frequency from the first route(so they wouldn't
interfere with each other), to get my transfer rates up.
By the way, if "station C" is NOT set up to digipeat, or route, forget
it... you can't hack that station to do your bidding.
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 10:46:14 +0100
From: Markus Lenggenhager <Markus.Lenggenhager@philips.com>
Subject: AX.25 with TCP/IP routing?
Have a look at (X)NET which offers a lot of tcp/ip functionality:
http://www.qsl.net/dl1gji/
It runs on a variety of HW and OSs. Interesting in this context: (X)NET
offers a feature called "learning ARP".
73, Markus HB9BRJ
(sysop of (X)NET digipeater HB9AU)
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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 16:36:49 GMT
From: "PanamaRed" <aeg@angelfire.com>
Subject: Free ADSL
How about FREE high speed (ADSL) internet access? Check out this site, and
no, I am not working for them , but I did it and it is cool!
http://in.winfire.com/s/isapiEng.dll/wf.exe?cmd=rl&452,6159&wf.exe
Check it out.
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 08:59:11 +0000
From: Andy <wrighta@nospam_nortelnetworks.com>
Subject: getting Kam from Kiss->Cmd mode ?
Just for info, the firmware is version 6.2 and neither Alt-192, Alt-255,
Alt-192 OR Alt-192, Q, Alt-192 seem to work :(
bummer.
just have to power it off/on !
Thanks
Andy
Tony Baca wrote:
> Andy <wrighta@nospam_nortelnetworks.com> wrote:
> : hi Folks,
>
> : How do I get my Kam from Kiss into Command mode ? I thought it was
> : ALT-192 (on the keypad) ALT-255 and then ALT-192 ? That doesn't seem to
> : work. I know CTRL-C and X gets from CW to Command etc... but whats from
> : Kiss ?
>
> : ta,
>
> : Andy
>
> Andy, I believe that you type ALT-192 Q ALT-192.
> ____
> /ony
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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 15:33:13 -0400
From: "gervais" <gfillio1@globetrotter.qc.ca>
Subject: How to connect a baypac to a ge's phoenix
hi all,
well does anyone knows how to connect a Baypac to a Ge's phoenix radio?
i am looking for the pinnout of the connection between these equipment for a
flexnet node here .
anyhelp will apprecieted .
i have check on the web site of packetradio.com and saw nothing
for my quest .
73/s to all and merci!
ve2ckn@rac.ca
gervais
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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 13:57:08 +0100
From: "Wim Wouters" <W.Wouters@t-online.de>
Subject: Hulp bij TNC2 en VB
Hoy,
ik zoek hulp bij het programmeren met Viaual Basic 5.0
Als iemand dit al eerder gedaan heeft kan hij of zij
mischien een paar tips geven.
TIA
Wim
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 01:29:03 GMT
From: "n4mec" <n4mec@arrl.net>
Subject: icom rs-746 software
im looking to try the icom rs-746 software out. does anyone have a demo copy
or something i can install and try. i want to buy it but i want to see if i
like it first.
My email is n4mec@arrl.net
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 02:03:13 GMT
From: kg2qv@arast.org (KG2QV)
Subject: Kantronics Interface pinouts?
Hello folks. Have this old-timer here, and would like to dust off the
Commodore C-128 and play with RTTY and keyboard generated CW (yeah, I know,
but I just want to try it). I have the Interface, I have the documentation
for the device, and I have a diskette with the software on it. Only problem
is that I do NOT have the cable to connect the computer to the Interface. Can
anyone provide either a pinout of the cable at each end or direct me to a
resource on the internet that can provide the info? I'm also interested in
connecting this little goodie to a PC, so a pinout of that cable would be
quite helpful as well. Thanks much!
73 de
Ray - KG2QV
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police more efficient, and the world will follow our lead into the future!"
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Date: 23 Feb 2000 13:29:11 GMT
From: ralphmw@aol.com (RalphMW)
Subject: MFJ 1289W program
Hello,
I have been using the MFJ-1289W Multicom software for years with Windows 3.1,
95, & 98. It works great. Just recently I did run into one problem with it.
I was going to switch monitors between my computer & my 10 year old daughter's
computer. She has an old regular VGA monitor and I have always run mine in
SVGA mode (800x600 versus 640x480). When I switched video modes to the
640x480, Multicom would not load. It came up with multiple errors. A switch
back to 800x600 & it was back to normal. I think what occurs is Multicom
needs
the higher resolution for SSTV & FAX modes. Otherwise, I have never had any
problems with this program. It is extremely user friendly. I use it with my
MFJ-1278B. I have never tried with any other TNC though.
If you have anymore questions, please feel free to ask. Good luck & 73's.
de
Ralph NH6QT/3
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