[App_rpt-users] connection timeout timer

[Steve Agee]

Part of the reason IRLP has that rule is because their nodes perform 
nightly node updates that won't happen while the node is connected. 
Generally, Allstar does not have that as a blanket system wide policy. 
It is possible that some node owners may have more stringent polices, 
but I've never run across one yet.

N5ZUA

On 6/11/2016 10:56 PM, Elden Fenison wrote:
> I have an IRLP node and an Allstar node. I'm afraid I'm not very 
> knowledgeable on either.
>
> It seems that in the IRLP world it's customary (and considered good 
> etiquette) to have a fairly short (like 20 minute) connection timeout 
> timer. No activity from your node within 20 minutes and the connection 
> will drop. I guess they expect if you're going to dial up a 
> node/reflector that you're going to be making a contact, not just 
> listening. I've read the policy on at least one reflector that says 
> they will ban you for circumventing the connection timeout.
>
> Is this also standard in the Allstar world? I don't believe my node 
> times out at all. And I tend to favor camping out on various hubs just 
> to listen. But I want to follow whatever the best practice is.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>
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