[arm-allstar] Nodes 504790, 504791

[Doug Crompton]

Larry,

I assume you are using Hamvoip code. The foolproof way to make sure you are
not connected anywhere else before making a connect is to do *76
(disconnect all) before connecting elsewhere. When you are disconnected
from all nodes the courtesy tone you hear is different being the one tone
verses the double tone when you are connected somewhere. You can also use
lsnodes or supermon to determine where and to whom you are connected. It is
important to not connect nodes together that do not desire to be in that
state. Doing the *76 first will ensure that does not happen.

Happy New Year


*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

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

On Tue, Dec 31, 2019 at 4:08 PM "WA0VUS via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Recently I have been contacted about my nodes connecting to multiple
> hubs.  I am not doing this intentionally.  I am disconnecting from one
> node/hub before I connect to another one.  However I am being told that is
> not what is happening.
>  I am new to Allstar but think I am doing it correctly.  Please enlighten
> me on a correct way of doing connects/disconnects.
> I look to see in the list what I am connected to and do not see anything
> amiss.  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated as I enjoy Allstar very much
> even if most hours are just listening.
> I would like to get this fixed before everyone blacklists my nodes.
>
> WA0VUS at hughes.net
> Larry Kemper
>
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