Kept at this and realized that I did not install Dahdi... So I grabbed Dahdi and the dude patches. Patched, compiled and installed it. Recompiled Asterisk after reboot I am now able to run Allstar from my Centos Laptop. Now writing the client/server back end that will talk to the BBB Nodes. Also writing the Dispatch Software that will do a similar function as the M Gold Elite. Won't be as fancy or as versatile but will do what I need done. Right now Allstaring from a PC we have two options, The dude wrote the Java based web transceiver and there is iaxRpt. Both work as intended. I am looking to have a series of remote base radios scattered about here and there. I want to monitor all of them and select which one I want to talk on. I can also monitor HUB nodes. My plan is to take a DMK URI and an unmodified USB sound fob and build a "Communication Interface Module" this CIM will have a local mic port, select and unselected speakers and a foot switch input. This will be the hardware for two independent local control nodes in one box. The software and client/server package will control how the local controller will monitor and talk to other HUBS and Nodes. Big project but I think this will be worth the effort. Along time ago I posted to the board asking if anyone had done a software app that performs a similar function as M Gold Elite. We kicked that idea around and determined a software solution was not really workable. I will share my work if successful with others who want to do the same thing or improve the concepts and implementation. Ron, <-------- (big dreamer) N6GKJ