I'm working with 2 nodes, 2 separate machines, both currently on the
same network.
Both are set the same, using the port of 4569.  That's -got- to be a
bad thing...

Can I just poke a hole in the firewall to, say... 4570 and forward it
to the ip of the 2nd node?
Is it -really- as simple as that, or... is there some sort of new
'fresh' hell, I'm in for?

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73 = Best Regards,
-Geoff/W5OMR
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