[arm-allstar] Stats server

[Tim Sawyer]

You can also check to see if your node is registered here
https://allstar.aargdmr.net/nodelist/. Type in the filter box to search by
your node number or callsign or any other string that might uniquely
identify your node. If your node number is white with a green background
it's registered. You also notice the last registered time... nodes do that
frequently.

BTW, this staging site will become the allstarlink.org site eventually.
Right now, you can login (with your same AllStar Portal ID) but nothing
much else works there.


On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 8:49 PM, "Doug Crompton via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> I just want to remind everyone that the stats server while nice to have is
> NOT necessary for Allstar connections. On a day to day basis I seldom use
> it. It seems a lot of users get in a "tizzy" when it is down. Apparently
> many check there to see if their node is working. Just because your node is
> not showing up in the status server or the status server is not working
> does not mean your node is down. If you node is registered and you can look
> it up in your local /tmp/rpt_extnodes file or using dnsquery <node> then it
> is working. RPi 22/3 V1.5 users can use the check_reg.sh command to check
> this. You can use lsnodes locally to see who is connected to your node.
>
>
> *73 Doug*
>
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>
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Tim