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Subj: Re: Dynamic routing ?
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Sent: 031211/2337z @:GB7ESX $:764_PZTMSG Sally 3.2.123 [Chelmsford]
Andy G0FTD mused:-
> Last weekend I had a marathon keyboard to keyboard qso with G4APL and
> G0SYR (about 8 hrs??) who are Xrouter fans,(I'm still recovering!) and I
> seem to recall that one of the advantages of Xrouter is the ability to
> provide dynamic routing, so that routing from points A to B can be
> "Restructured"
> automatically with user or sysop intervention.
>
> I guess this is rather like the APRS/UIVIEW system but probably more
> intelligent ?
I think, Andy - You are referring to TIME DOMAIN ROUTING.
An interesting topic, and something which Bryan G0SYR explained to me
in great detail a few Month's ago in Coventry, but I seem to be lacking most
of the important information(!).
At it's simplest, X-Router overrides the QUALITY Routes and bases it's
routing using the shortest route to that station.
Somebody can surely explain this in more detail, or perhaps Andy would like
to continue reading that (large) manual ;-))
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