[App_rpt-users] Node filtering

[Geoff]

On 12/15/2013 03:24 PM, Ross Johnson wrote:
> so I'm guessing there's not a way? Or it's so simple I missed it?
> I was wondering if it was possible to only allow specific nodes to 
> connect to a remote base node???
>

It's... well... it's not that simple.

Did you read what was on the portal website before you signed up?

AllStar Link is an organization devoted to the proliferation of this 
technology, and to organize its public use. Certainly, anyone can have a 
"private" system using this technology, and they would have no need for 
AllStar Link affiliation, but there needs to be a single, central point 
of organization for public use of this technology, and that's what 
AllStar Link provides.

To qualify for AllStar Link affiliation, your repeater system must be 
either open (meaning that any licensed Amateur Radio station is welcome 
to fully use all of its functionality at any time), or at least 
semi-open (meaning that for permanent use, the owner of the system may 
require membership for use of all or part of its functionality, but 
non-members, particularly those visiting the area may use it on a 
temporary, short-term basis only). Some functions may be limited or 
un-available, but functions that allow for linking over the AllStar Link 
must be available to non-members at any time, and the system must be 
able to accept linking from any AllStar Link node. The DTMF control 
codes used for controlling linking and other AllStar Link-wide functions 
will be consistent among all nodes. Systems are welcome and encouraged 
to have other parts (such as other private nodes or remote bases, etc) 
of their radio systems not affiliated with AllStar Link. Our node 
numbering scheme (use the "List All Nodes" button above) was designed 
specifically with this in mind.




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