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Subject: Re: Cannot Connect to APRServe Network Additional Information
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From: "Dick Stanich" <dick@kb7zva.com>
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2003 12:35:50
X-Message-Number: 8
>One item regarding port 14579 on the FireNet Servers - that port is not the
>same as port 14579 on other servers. FireNet port 14579 provides only active
>WxSvr objects and other weather-related objects. It is not a history dump or
>aregional feed. See http://clspco.firenet.us for information about the
>ports offered by that server.
Is it possible for the FireNet servers to have a status port, that gives
information like the other servers? I might be helpful to end-users, so
they can trouble shoot their own connections by viewing their own
settings.
I'm referring to status port 14501 that gives detailed information on each
connected user. Examples:
http://aprswest.net:14501 (tier 2)
http://socal.aprs2.net:14501 (tier 2)
http://third.aprs.net:14501 (core)
http://first.aprs.net:14501 (core)
Dick, KB7ZVA
APRSWest.net
http://webserver.kb7zva.com
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Subject: Re: Cannot Connect to APRServe Network Additional Information
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From: Lee Inman <leei@direcway.com>
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2003 13:52:51 -0700
X-Message-Number: 9
The status port is a function of the server software. I do allow access to
the 14501 status port for the ports serviced by the Java APRS server. AHub
(the other APRS server running at clspco.firenet.us) provides its status on
port 14601, which I have choose not to make available.
Whether or not these ports open or remain open depends on their use or
rather the abuse they receive.
73, Lee K0QED
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