Think of an RTCM as a radio interface, as a way to connect your radio to a computer. It's not a node. It is the physical interface to a computer via ethernet.  

A node is a number on the Allstar network. It's the virtual representation of a radio in the Allstar network. 

A server is a computer that hosts one or more nodes. 

Yes, you can add another node to your existing server. You'll add the node by adding a whole new node stanza to rpt.conf (there is other stuff you have to set up, see http://ohnosec.org/drupal/node/49 ). Only two items will be different about the new node stanza; the node number and the rxchannel = Voter/your_node_no.  

The RTCM must be configured with the address (or DNS name, that's where your no-ip.com will come in) of your server. The RTCM must also be configured with host and client passwords that match the ones on the server in voter.conf.

I hope that helps you get started.
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Tim
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On Jun 19, 2012, at 7:33 PM, Jim W7RY wrote:

I’m still not clear on the server/node relationship.  I’m going to get my RTCM set up and working, but I have a question. The RTCM needs to be pointed to a SERVER correct?
 
So, I can point the RTCM “node” (it’s not really considered a node is it)? to one of the servers that I already have a node set up on?  Or do I need to set up another server to support the RTCM?  If it’s on the same server as another node, how do you manage multiple nodes on one server?
 
I just signed up for a DNS on no-ip.com so I think I have that set up.... But I need to figure how to set that info into the node server that I’m going to use to “host” the RTCM.
 
Thanks in advance for the help!
73
Jim W7RY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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