I think Bryan is doing this: <https://allstarlink.org/proxy.html>

Steve

On 01/23/2016 12:51 PM, mike@midnighteng.com wrote:

Just guessing from theory,

I think if you want registration of a connection to allstar system,

when you connect to the remote node directly as a private node,

you will need to have a node description to registrar with allstar.

Seems there could be different ways to do the same.

The one clearest and easiest could be to have a extra node description

(radioless)that was already registered to allstar and connect your 'private' node

to it under command mode control ( *4xxxxx )

That node would be your proxy into the "allstar system".

But there would be other ways to do it.

...mike/kb8jnm

Have a quick question...I've built a DIAL node on a Pi and have (with some great

help from Scott KB2EAR) successufully brought it up on an LTE hotspot via wifi, and

am using his hub as a proxy, successfully registering (and working) through his

hub.

I'm registering to his hub, not the allstarlink registry; so this means that, for

whatever reason (assuming because I don't touch the registry...but wouldn't the

proxy do that?) I don't show up in the active nodes list.

If this is correct, and assuming you can't register to more than one registry (is

that redundant?), is there a work around that would let me proxy my connection, but

still also show me as active in the allstar database?

Does this make sense (I'm building out a portable repeater, but want to have a full

asterisk instance running rather than an RTCM solution, and the Pi, couple GM300s,

URI, and mobile duplexer makes for a nice portable node.  Not to mention that if I

take the Pi, URI, and hotspot sans radios, I built a speaker amp & Mic interface

that plugs into the URI that gives me asterisk connectivity without the radios...in

a hotel room or some such...)

Just throwing this out there...TIA.

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Bryan

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