Phone portal is and has been working.
The phone portal is working and was configured to register with both the classic ASL servers and the new servers the board has used to fracture the network. The phone portals use nodes 2000-2003 for the servers. These nodes must be in your extnodes file and vice-versa for the connections to work. When you dial the 763-230-0000 or 509-ALLSTAR these get connected to any of the portal servers in a hunt group (providing redundancy), and then that server running asterisk/app_rpt connects out to your node based on the nodes list. Example: [nodes] 2000=radio@192.83.199.5:4569/2000,192.83.199.5 What has happened is the ASL board has now banned these servers from registering on their forked network, thus making them unable to register and pull a nodes list from the new ASL servers. This is not an issue with the phone portal, it's an issue with their servers.
phone-mco*CLI> iax2 show registry Host dnsmgr Username Perceived Refresh State 192.83.199.4:4569 N 2000 192.83.199.5:58535 60 Registered 34.105.111.212:4569 N 2000 <Unregistered> 60 Rejected NOTICE[11893]: chan_iax2.c:11476 socket_process: Registration of '2000' rejected: 'Password incorrect' from: '34.105.111.212'
If you use pttlink.org and register with that the phone portal will work on your nodes. See the prior post below for more information on how to effect this change to your node. http://lists.keekles.org/pipermail/app_rpt-users/2020-December/020948.html I would have posted this on the community site, but the ASL board members are now actively censoring and removing content on that site. This is unprecedented in the history of AllStar; banning users, censoring debate, and duplicity. -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice http://bryanfields.net
I'm still waiting to here what happened to the AllStarLink account on github. Steve N4IRS On 1/2/21 6:26 AM, Bryan Fields wrote:
The phone portal is working and was configured to register with both the classic ASL servers and the new servers the board has used to fracture the network.
The phone portals use nodes 2000-2003 for the servers. These nodes must be in your extnodes file and vice-versa for the connections to work. When you dial the 763-230-0000 or 509-ALLSTAR these get connected to any of the portal servers in a hunt group (providing redundancy), and then that server running asterisk/app_rpt connects out to your node based on the nodes list.
Example: [nodes] 2000=radio@192.83.199.5:4569/2000,192.83.199.5
What has happened is the ASL board has now banned these servers from registering on their forked network, thus making them unable to register and pull a nodes list from the new ASL servers. This is not an issue with the phone portal, it's an issue with their servers.
phone-mco*CLI> iax2 show registry Host dnsmgr Username Perceived Refresh State 192.83.199.4:4569 N 2000 192.83.199.5:58535 60 Registered 34.105.111.212:4569 N 2000 <Unregistered> 60 Rejected NOTICE[11893]: chan_iax2.c:11476 socket_process: Registration of '2000' rejected: 'Password incorrect' from: '34.105.111.212' If you use pttlink.org and register with that the phone portal will work on your nodes. See the prior post below for more information on how to effect this change to your node.
http://lists.keekles.org/pipermail/app_rpt-users/2020-December/020948.html
I would have posted this on the community site, but the ASL board members are now actively censoring and removing content on that site. This is unprecedented in the history of AllStar; banning users, censoring debate, and duplicity.
Or why, suddenly, the old list is active again. I don't recall signing up for keekles.org list after the community site was stood up. So, this is a public call out of Bryan and Stacy: stop spamming me; I have zero interest in your point of view or attempted explanations. I doubt very much if there will be an explanation coming, especially since it doesn't look like this was a sanctioned move by the AllStarLink board and sounds more like childish retribution because someone didn't get their way. Grow up, it's only a hobby. So... 1. we have spam coming from a superseded list. STOP IT. 2. Source code moved from the board-maintained github site to one they control, and original site locked out by those who did this. Nice. Real mature. 3. what looks like non-officers or volunteers attempting to entice users to change registration servers to their servers. Fraud. But then the whole internet is pretty fraudulent anyway, so we shouldn't be surprised. 4. a new domain (registered by someone in September 2019, according to ICAN, by someone in Florida) trying to mimic the original Allstar Link network site. Been planning this for a while? Regardless of your skills, the two who did this, in my estimation, have neither honor nor integrity, probably pretty fragile egos, and represent what's pretty typical on both the net and IRL today. And I really don't care what the perpetrators think. Their actions pretty much told me that they're not the sort of people I would want to associate with anyway, technical skills notwithstanding. On 1/2/2021 7:13 AM, Steve Zingman wrote:
I'm still waiting to here what happened to the AllStarLink account on github.
-- Bryan Si hoc legere scis, nimis eruditionis habes
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