I'm typing on phone so someone else can give more detail. Yes you can have several RTCMs on a LAN and your gateway router can NAT them all to one IP address. No gateway router configuration is needed for normal operation. But for remote maintenance and configuration and firmware updates you would need some port forwarding configured on the gateway router. Chuck CCIE2285, WB9UUS On Dec 26, 2013 9:20 PM, "Bob - AF6D" <bob@af6d.com> wrote:
We are working as fast as we can to deploy. But obstacles have been unavoidable. Nonetheless, our site vendor has offered us the ability to use his site-to-site microwave link and a VLAN. We intend on using the RTCM for voti9ng and simulcast. Our Motorola MSF 5000’s have the GPS modules already.
Does each RTCM require a unique IP or can it be referenced by a port number? Our control computer will be housed in my data center in Irvineand we need a gateway out of the VLAN to get to the control server.
I am thinking in terms of IRLP and I understand there are mostly differences. But I want a private connection between our sites but I also want to create a conference channel so that others might benefit.
How much bandwidth does each RTCM require?
Thank you and Happy New Year!
Bob
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