I just took over an echoirlp installation, and the community claims that echolink users are kicked off if an irlp user joins in some manner. Is irlp and echolink mutually exclusive on echoirlp

Echolink and IRLP ARE mutually exclusive in EchoIRLP, but neither one kicks anyone off. If the node is on an Echolink call, it is busy to IRLP. Likewise if the node is on an IRLP call, it is busy to

GREAT info - thank you Dave! I'll see if I can replicate the "kickoff".. just to be sure, since that's not the design behavior obviously. Maybe un-register ourselves from irlp if the club officers

As I said before, you can NOT disable IRLP and have Echolink work. EchoIRLP requires a fully functional IRLP node to run. If you don’t want IRLP, shut it off and install the official issue Echolink

okay, understood, i'll make that an option for the trustees. Ideally i'll see to it that irlp and echolink don't bump people off as reported.... thanks! -craig

First of all, I am not an expert in EchoIRLP. But the way echolink calls works with EchoIRLP installed, is an incoming Echolink call first establishes a connection to the theBridge installed on your

Dave, that's actually not correct.  EchoIRLP does support multiple connections, in principle, and in the early years, they were supported in actuality - the scripting and configuration still have

Tony, Yup, I knew that. But IIRC, the default installation setup allows for only one. Apparently their robot goes through the network and finds nodes with the conference set to values above 2, and

Not quite true. For sure, IRLP only allows a single connection, but the EchoLink connection side will allow as many simultaneous connections as your network and your hardware will allow. And as you

Except that Echolink policy does not allow theBridge to be installed (what EchoIRLP uses) allowing more than 2 to be configured unless you PAY them to run a conference server. They actively scan the

I was just trying to change the time for a cron today and when I tried to save it, it kept saying the SD card was full. I can't imagine that being the case. I even went through and deleted

"100% /" looks pretty full to me   :-( I'm going to guess, from the numbers, this is probably about an 8GB SD card? My entire pirlp system takes up about 1.5GB though, so something has filled your

IP for question 3 was above as 72.132.11.23. I found the source of the problem with another gateway on the mesh network at very close to the same link quality. I made changes on the network routing to

I am pretty sure your node is still not working. You are now (0800 eastern, Sunday) flipping between 72.132.16.199 and 47.156.178.150, neither one works. -k9dc

I am(was) using NetSet wifi on my node until they were bought out by Xplornet, still the wifi system, but now all ports are showing as filtered and they seem unwilling to resolve the issue, the tech

I don’t know anything about Xplornet, but might IRLP VPN help with your problem? -k9dc

We just confirmed this week that you can indeed hook up a Yaesu FTM-100DR digital radio to an irlp node. The ten pin connector on the back of the radio has active analog audio interfaces as well as

thanks, will have to look into the vpn, still trying to work with xplornet but they don't seem to care about customers. impatient and rude best describes their tech support. VA4BG

That sounds pretty normal to me. Lucky you don't have to deal with Comcast or AT&T! LOL IRLP VPN is free, all you need to do is request it from installs@ IRLP.net. The only requirement is that your

the support was so good before xplornet took over, they couldn't seem to do enough for you, once the big money takes over the customer service is done for..but just reading about the irlp vpn and