[Arm-allstar-irlp] Connection failures

[Justin Reed]

I have a feeling there are hundreds upon hundreds of IRLP boards in the 
wild that don't have an active key assigned, because the computers died 
and the keys got reclaimed by the automated process that Cameron runs.  
So, what it would probably look like is that suddenly there is a mass 
registration of old boards.  Until he figures it out.

I, for one, am glad I don't have to run that hideous concocted piece of 
glob-tronics that he calls an interface board any longer. One of my 
favorite things about HamVoip Allstar is that when combined with one of 
the commercial URI's, it is a nice clean looking install on USB, which 
is where it should be.

Justin
NV8Q


On 4/10/2018 10:55 PM, Doug Crompton wrote:
> Yes, I understand that and I am not trying to control what he or 
> anyone does. My point is if every or a large number of current IRLP 
> owners sold their old hardware and node number and then turned around 
> and applied for a new node without purchasing hardware what could the 
> repercussions be. I expect a lot of this is going to be happening. 
> Either a current user sells their hardware and node key or they just 
> sell the hardware and keep the node key.  Either way a new node could 
> be created without any funds being expended. Good for the users but I 
> have no idea how this would ultimately be accepted by Cameron once he 
> realizes it is going on.
>
> *73 Doug
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