I always use a relay server. There are times I want to use echolink on my phone, if I'm in the living room and want to monitor. #1) disconnect phone from local Wi-Fi #2) everything then falls into place like gravy on biscuits. On Sun, May 27, 2018, 06:43 Bryan Taylor <overnite@me.com> wrote:
Set your phone to connect using a proxy or relay and you won’t have any trouble
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On May 26, 2018, at 9:09 PM, Mike <mm@midnighteng.com> wrote:
I guess I should not take for granted very many things on this but neither should anyone else.
Let me state something that everyone should realize but perhaps does not with ASL nodes at 'home' with echolink.
Your cellphone equipped with echolink should NOT be set to ''run echolink in the background'' when you are at home and connected to the same wifi that your echolink node is. (you could turn your wifi off on your phone and wait 15m+)
So when you come home, and echolink is really still running in the background,
and your phone sees that you are connectable to your home network.
It does connect to your wifi automatically and with echolink running in the background, it creates a port clash. And your not even using it. Even with proper port forwarding. And you will think it is your ISP. Works sometimes and not others.
Simple as that. The default set-up is to run in the background just like wifi to connect automatically when it hears it.
It does not matter that one is a '-L' or '-R' and the other is personal call. 'cause they are trying to use the same ports.
Think about that the next time you troubleshoot one !
*It really should be the first thing looked for in home asl/echolink node connectivity*.
For all the years I have been subscribed reading this list, I have watched EL be the number one trouble on this list, again and again and this is the root of most of it with 'home nodes'. But it is just simple networking overlooking all that is happening behind the nat.
So there you go... one good instance to have a node in the cloud/vps. LOL
Have a great Holiday Weekend !
...mike/kb8jnm
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