Thanks. Yup meant a reflector, have two nodes now with another in the planning soon...will contact Dave, thanks again can

Ron, After looking at the product specs for your Huawei "http://www.huawei.com/policy/simpleres.do?id=1063&type=abouthw" e960 it would appear to me that it does have a built in router. You need to log

Ron, do you have a router between your wireless modem and your irlp box? I suspect this is the case and you need to setup your port forwarding inside your router. Ray K6PNG Ron H wrote:

Hi group. I am trying to set up a node here at home but am having some trouble. My telephone and internet come in to the house via the Huawei E960 Inzone wireless modem and no matter what I try I

Perhaps you mean an IRLP node? That is what most folks install themselves. If you really mean a reflector, contact Dave Cameron directly. He performs all the reflector (conference) installations

This Yahoolist was created for node owners to gather and share technical information and discuss the operation of their IRLP nodes. It has also become an official means for the IRLP Project Team to

Thanks Larry that will work... 73'2 Joe Kc7lgt

I'm really curious what brought that about. :o) Thanks for that. Frankly, I have found the 4 minute dump to be annoyingly frequent while driving down the road. However, that's what I think it

Due to popular request experimental node 0016's newsline server will now disconnect upon completion of the news. Additionally the default timing has been changed to drop "carrier" for 10 seconds

The file aprs_OBJECT has been uploaded to the files area. Place a copy in your /home/irlp/custom folder. It should be owned by repeater and the permissions should be set to 760. It is based on code

The file aprs_MSG has been uploaded to the files area. Place a copy in your /home/irlp/custom folder. It should be owned by repeater and the permissions should be set to 760. It is based on code from

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the irlp group. File : /APRS objects or messages/aprs_msg Uploaded by :

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the irlp group. File : /APRS objects or messages/aprs_OBJECT Uploaded by :

Visit Gary's site below it explains it all easier than I can. http://garymcduffie.com/irlp/custom-decode.html#timeouttimerchange Hope that helps. Larry - N7FM

Hello all, I haven't messed with my IRLP node for at least a year or two because it has been working just fine (Node 3529) I want to change the time out minutes on my node, I believe I last set it at

Hello no problem the g3sna can help you better than i could he helped me get it working on mine i think you will really like it 73,s for now latter Mike wd5mhz ---- uk_2e0xlg

Thank You to Mike there for the offer of help. I have spoken to him to let him know we are now on with fixing it. A station over here G3SNA is on with it now but if we do get any problems I will

Hello Chris, I have the pin # script if you want to call me i will help you out i whould call you but the time diffrence not sure if you are up at this time i am at 3243 Latter Mike ----

First a Big Thank You to AG0N ( Gary ) for all his help with my IRLP Node and his website is a top page to learn from. Also cheers to the IRLP team & Buddie for there help. Right I have this script

I appreciate your help on a reinstall of RH9. I changed the COS jumper to accommodate the new radio. NL7R Denis