[arm-allstar] Hamvoip asnode.org replacement is now available

[James Hause]

I believe this question was asked a while ago, but I am running a hamvoip
image, and I was under the impression that at some point my node would be
registered with hamvoip without me having to do anything, and that I could
also still be registered with ASL.  Can you give me an update on this?
Thanks,
Jim, KF5LBT

On Sun, Dec 1, 2019 at 12:03 AM "Doug Crompton via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> There is now a more reliable replacement for the anode.org lookup method
> to
> reach Allstar nodes. Not that asnode.org itself is not reliable but it
> gets
> its information from the Allstar servers which can at times be down or
> inaccurate and there is at times considerable delay. The new method is -
>
> node#.ip.hamvoip.org  - so if the node was 55000 the url would be
> 55000.ip.hamvoip.org
>
> You can use this syntax in a complete URL. Lets say node 55000 had it HTML
> server on port 15000 then the complete line would be -
>
> 55000.ip.hamvoip.org:15000/supermon
>
> This gets its information directly from the hamvoip registration server so
> the output should be almost immediate after a node comes online if it is
> registered with Hamvoip. If the node you are trying to reach is only
> registered with Allstar then there will be more delay in updates and no
> guarantee the results will always be correct.
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