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Packet-Radio Digest Thu, 8 Apr 99 Volume 99 : Issue 76
Today's Topics:
Can Anyone Access This Site Please? (2 msgs)
Packet mail-to-Email & E-mail-to-Packet Mail
Packet Radio Problem!
Updated WWW Pages
Worked all Area Codes?
Yaesu Software
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Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 17:08:32 -0300
From: Jean Letourneau <aa469@fan.nb.ca>
Subject: Can Anyone Access This Site Please?
On Mon, 5 Apr 1999, DavidC wrote:
> Can anyone not inside the AMPR.org system access
> http://gw.ve1smu.ampr.org/ ?
>=20
Hello David,
I just tryed and I have no problems.=20
73 de Jean, VE9PT
sysop@ve9dap.ampr.org
> I have been trying for 4 days without success. I have
> asked my ISP and they have tried from several places in
> the US without success.
>=20
> Help?
>=20
> ~~~
> =F4=BF=F4
> \ ~ / .... DavidC K1YP@qsl.net
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>.
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Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 12:31:10 -0300
From: Jean Letourneau <aa469@fan.nb.ca>
Subject: Can Anyone Access This Site Please?
On Tue, 6 Apr 1999, Ed Leslie wrote:
I have no problem to trlnet to gw.ve1smu.ampr.org from my QTH, I do not
know if there is any other stations having this problem or not. Maybe by
compiling the result we all get we can get to a conclusion.
73 de Jean, VE9PT
SYSOP @ ve9dap.ampr.org (low profil gateway)
>
> On Mon, 5 Apr 1999 19:18:48 -0400, "DavidC" <davidc@bit-net.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Can anyone not inside the AMPR.org system access
> >http://gw.ve1smu.ampr.org/ ?
> >
> >I have been trying for 4 days without success. I have
> >asked my ISP and they have tried from several places in
> >the US without success.
> >
> >Help?
>
> No joy from here -- but I think it's because the gw to the ampr.org is
> designed to not allow traffic to flow. Here is a traceroute from me to
> your address (I've lopped off the first few lines which are not
> relevant to the discussion -- they just show the hops before the trace
> got out into the 'real' internet).
>
> Monday, April 05, 1999 09:01:32PM
>
> TraceRoute to host gw.ve1smu.ampr.org
>
> Timeout 5
> Start from hop 1
> Maximum Hops 30
>
> # Address Host Name Msg Type
> Time
> [snip]
> 5 192.157.69.5 sprint-nap.cerf.net TTL Exceeded
> 20 ms
> 6 134.24.29.45 atm9-0-3-155M.san-bb1.cerf.netTTL Exceeded
> 90 ms
> 7 134.24.12.26 sdsc-gw.san-bb1.cerf.net TTL Exceeded
> 120 ms
> 8 192.12.207.5 bigmama.ucsd.edu TTL Exceeded
> 131 ms
> 9 No response
>
> 10 44.0.0.1 ampr.org TTL Exceeded
> 131 ms
> 11 140.184.21.39 Observatory3.StMarys.CA TTL Exceeded
> 150 ms
> 12 No response
>
> 13 No response
>
> 14 No response
>
> 15 No response
>
> 16 No response
>
> 17 No response
>
> 18 No response
>
> 19 No response
>
> 20 No response
>
> 21 No response
>
> 22 No response
>
> 23 No response
>
> 24 No response
>
> 25 No response
>
> 26 No response
>
> 27 No response
>
> 28 No response
>
> 29 No response
>
> 30 No response
>
>
> --
> EdLeslie@TorFree.NET <Ed Leslie>
>
>
>.
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Date: 7 Apr 99 15:58:41 GMT
From: emayler@juno.COM (Eugene R. Mayler)
Subject: Packet mail-to-Email & E-mail-to-Packet Mail
Charles Brabham, N5PVL Wrote in part:
>Is it REALLY worth losing your ticket? Do you REALLY trust every Ham in
your
>area that much, and every non-Ham they will be using your system to
>communicate with?
Charles is absolutely correct and I would take his advice if I were you.
Charles may not have made clear, however, that you can send E-mail
messages to Internet addresses all you want without a problem. The
problem is with messages that orignate at non-ampr.org addresses.
Michel Debury wrote on a related subject:
>Excuse my ignorance, is it possible to enter in contact with ham bbs
using
>an internet access ? I have an antenna problem and I am not able to
contact
>my local bbs on shortwaves.
This discussion relates to anything that comes from non-ampr.org
addresses, not just E-mail. Doesn't matter if it is smtp, ftp, telnet,
etc. If it originates from a non-ampr.org address and goes out over the
air, the gateway sysop's license is at risk. If a gateway is set up
correctly, it will not be allowed, even if someone tried. Unfortunately,
many gateways are not set up with proper security and some of this stuff
slips through.
The solution to your problem is to fix your antenna ;)
73,
Gene Mayler - K8EE
..
Internet: emayler@juno.com or emayler@stratos.net
AmPRNet: k8ee@k8ee.ampr.org
PBBS: K8EE@K8EE.#NEOH.OH.USA.NA
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or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
>.
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Date: Thu, 08 Apr 1999 01:40:16 GMT
From: "Tyrone Park" <we966444@vulcan.northatlantic.nf.ca>
Subject: Packet Radio Problem!
I have a 3 wire RS-232 connection to the TNC, a PG-5A data cable from the
TINY-2 MK-2 (TNC) to the Kenwood TM-733A radio and I'm using HyperTerminal
that comes with Windows Operating Systems. When i connect them together and
power up the system, the DCD LED comes on. I know you'll say that the
wiring may be a problem and it may but when I send the CAL and the the KD
commands, the radio is keyed up which is what supposed to happen. This is
heard on the other radio. So I know that its transmitting! When I try to
connect using the CONNECT command it seems as though everything hangs.
After typing in that command a second time the STA LED (status) becomes
To be continued in digest: pr_99_76B
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