[arm-allstar] Using AT&T Cellular

[Doug Crompton]

Kurt,

  AT&T is one of the few problem carriers. We do have a fix for it that
will eventually get incorporated into the code but in a different way than
the temporary fix so I don't want to distribute that beyond those having a
problem at this time. I will email you directly with the temporary fix.

You will never have inbound connections on any cellular network as you
cannot port forward and there are usually other issues. Outbound will
always work as long as it is setup correctly. If you want inbound people to
find you I recommend connecting your portable node to your home node and
let people connect to you via there.

BTW Freedom Pop works fine and it is basically free with 1GB/month when you
have 10 friends. It also has carry over for $4/month.



*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

*http://www.crompton.com/hamradio <http://www.crompton.com/hamradio>*

On Sat, Jan 28, 2017 at 7:34 PM, "Kurt Hallmeyer via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> First off - Thanks to Doug and ALL the contributors for the new 1.5
> release!
>
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> I am trying to establish a portable node using a Digi Cellular Router on
> the
> AT&T LTE Network.  My issue is that I cannot make an outbound connection at
> this point (I am not concerned with inbound).  I do have internet
> connectivity via the router over the LTE network.  In doing some reading on
> this list I saw a post that seemed to say outbound connections with AT&T
> cellular service have not been successful.  Did I read that correctly?  My
> understanding is that the two options are to either 1) establish a VPN
> connection or 2) pay AT&T for i2Gold APN support with a Static IP address.
> If those are the options I'll work with them,  I just want to be make sure
> I
> know where I can (or can't) go from here.  Can anyone confirm my
> understanding and/or provide any other useful information about connecting
> via AT&T cellular?
>
>
>
> Thanks for any info,
>
>
>
> Kurt KK7WK
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