[arm-allstar] Raspberry pi 3 as HUB server

[Bob Pyke]

1) A hub is a server without nodes. The allstar software on a RPi is called a server, can be setup manually , or when setup initially using the automatic configuration data setup on allstarlink.org ( register as a system operator) If that setup is for a server with a single node, then the RPi will become a server with one node. 

2) A single RPi 2 with Allstar software hosting 1 node is recommended, but some folks are reporting hosting two nodes successfully.

3) yes

4) Yes, nodes are hosted on a server (allstar software plus RPi)

Thanks,
Bob
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> On Jul 1, 2016, at 12:00 AM, Jan van der Vyver via arm-allstar <arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi
>  
> I am new to Allstar.
>  
> I want to setup a permanent link between two repeaters.
>  
> From what I understand I need a Server and 2 Nodes.
>  
> Question 1:
> Is a server = hub?
>  
> Question 2:
> Can I run a server or hub on a raspberry pi 2, ifso how many connections is it good enough for?
>  
> Question 3:
> Can I run a server and a node on the same raspberry PI
>  
> Question 4:
> Does the images on http://hamvoip.org/RPi2/ support running a server or just nodes?
>  
> Kind Regards
>  
> Jan van der Vyver
> ZS1VDV
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