Without the funny comments this time...I'm working on a transition plan to the Iaxrpt client. My node that's worked forever and the new node are both not allowing inbound Echolink connections, but are registered online. They worked earlier up until the time I restarted Asterisk to reload the usbconfig file. Is anyone else that's running both networks seeing any inbound connect timeouts? I'm seeing this on my console while running "asterisk -r" Sep 5 20:33:19] ERROR[17258]: chan_echolink.c:2140 sendcmd: connect() failed to connect to the Echolink server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:33:19] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2140 sendcmd: connect() failed to connect to the Echolink server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:36:28] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2338 do_el_directory: Unable to connect to directory server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:36:38] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2407 do_el_directory: Error in parsing header on server3.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:36:58] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2407 do_el_directory: Error in parsing header on server1.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:37:08] ERROR[17258]: chan_echolink.c:2140 sendcmd: connect() failed to connect to the Echolink server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:40:17] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2140 sendcmd: connect() failed to connect to the Echolink server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:40:57] ERROR[17258]: chan_echolink.c:2140 sendcmd: connect() failed to connect to the Echolink server server2.echolink.org -- Hungup 'Zap/pseudo-143176282' [Sep 5 20:43:26] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2338 do_el_directory: Unable to connect to directory server server2.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:43:36] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2407 do_el_directory: Error in parsing header on server3.echolink.org [Sep 5 20:43:56] ERROR[17260]: chan_echolink.c:2407 do_el_directory: Error in parsing header on server1.echolink.org In the echolink.conf file, the first line is "confmode=no" - does that need to be set to yes for any particular reason? The person reporting the issue can connect to other Echolink nodes from both a Mac and iPhone. Thanks, Tony