If you define the two in their respective rpt.conf nodes stanza, and have a function codes assigned to ilink,3 and ilink ,1 the private node should be able to connect directly.

Something like this....
In the public node
[nodes]
radio@127.0.0.1:4569/29728,NONE. ; the public node
radio@XXX.XXX.XXX.xxx:4569/1701,NONE. ; the private node

Where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is the address of the private node, and1701 is it's number.

On the private node:
[nodes]
radio@127.0.0.1:4569/1701,NONE
radio@yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy:4569/29728,NONE

Where yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy is the address of the public node.

In fact, I think you'll need to do this anyhow since the private node won't appear or get directory information from the Allstar portal.

Once that's in place, just a matter of dialing *329728 at the private node.

If you wanted to make it shorter dialing....
Define two macros:
[macro]
60 = *129728. ; disconnect
61 = *329728. ; connect

The user can dial (and easily remember) *561 to connect, and *560 to disconnect


Robert Garcia <robert@n5qm.com> wrote:
All,

Is it possible to pass a variable via DTMF to a macro?  Let me explain my goal..

Private Node <-> Public Hub

I would like a user on the private node to be able to link or unlink
the hub node without having to go through the *4 remote command
process to do it.

In practice, I would like to use a macro like *5329728 from the
Private Node and have the Public Hub connect to node 29728, is this
possible?

Robert
N5QM

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