This really should  be in the instructions somewhere - 

but, basically, you follow the instructions for a two node system (could be followed for N nodes actually)

 

 

the trick is

 

pick a node number <1999 and follow the instructions

except

do *not* put in the entry for iax.conf

and

in the [nodes] section not the node section (!)

you have two types of entries possible

 

example

 

 

the one with     radio@127.0.0.1

says to go look up that node's address in a file that gets downloaded from the allstar server

 

the one with radio@192.168.1.109/

says to use this specific and forever unchanging address for that node.

Of course, you fill in your own particular box's IP address

 

If your router changes the node number of your box, this will stop working.

I have a UPS on my router.

GL

 

Ken
27021 (web transceiver and internet streaming audio too)

27061 and

my private node: 1625   (162.55 NOAA weather radio)

 

 

so now that this is done 

 

can you recap with examples of what was done? 

 

i wish to do the same here on one of my systems 

 

 

-- 

Thanks in Advance 

 

   Bob Brown, WØNQX 

 

   Kansas City Metro Area 

 

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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? 

 

 

 

 

On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 16:40, Ken <ke2n@cs.com> wrote: 

> Thanks Steve for putting up with my mental density 

> 

> Conclusion: 

> 

> The IP address does not go in the node stanza 

> 

> It goes in the [nodes] stanza   (further down the page). 

> 

> And it works. 

> 

> 

> Ken 

> 

> Sigh 

> 

> 

> 

> 

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