Oh I'm sorry. Was there some advice on steps to take with my node that I missed? I didn't recall getting any - I will go back through the online archives to see if there was mail I didn't get. Thanks

Oh I'm too lazy to tcpdump or even wireshark. I used to use tools like that but I over the years I find I rarely need to actually look at a packet. I am usually more interested in where a packet is go

You should be able to telnet to TCP 15425 and get your correct external IP in the response header. Hopefully we can rule out the router at this point. I'm back to my original question: * scripts/troub

OK. I'll install a new router. I'm pretty sure I have an old Linksys around with commercial firmware in it. Amazing coincidence that the upgrade and router malfunction occurred at the same time. That'

192.168.2.1 is the OpenWRT router. 192.168.2.10 is the node. I tried turning off NAT on the OpenWRT router, and internet doesn't work at all. So I think it is designed to do that. I did the telnet tes

I only have one router, running OpenWRT. I use OpenVPN as a standby control circuit - it isn't involved in IRLP at all, except that it allows me to control the node from my phone. The OpenVPN server i

Hmm. OK. Strange that OpenVPN works though. The port forwards are the same, and it shouldn't have made any changes. I'll play around with the router. Thanks! James KL2ZZ

Hello all - I've been dealing with a bit of a mystery for the past couple of days. I run IRLP node 7295 using a 3.0 board mounted in an HP desktop, running Debian 10. The node feeds an NHRC-7 controll