[arm-allstar] 2 nodes on the same LAN

[Doug Crompton]

Rick,

  When you send to the arm-allstar list you do not need to also send to me
as I am subscribed and it gets confusing here!

40258 shows as 4568 here -

dns-query 40258
+OK|radio at 115.187.139.133:4568/40258,115.187.139.133

If the one works the other one should also as long as you have port
forwarding set correctly. The nodes are on two separate servers (Pi's)
right?  If they were on the same server (Pi) then it could only have one
server setup at Allstarlink. When you have two nodes on one server they
both have the same IAX port and you only need one port forward.

If there are two Pi's then you are doing it correctly. Each on a separate
IAX port and each port forwarded to their respective port.


*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

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

On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 6:48 AM Richard Perks <richardperks95 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hello everybody
>
> I was doing a trial connecting a node from outside of a LAN using a 4G
> router to the cloud and back into the network where there were 2 nodes on
> the same LAN. I read the How To and then went to the AllStar Link portal. I
> couldn't find a network tab on the server settings so I created 2 servers
> for my 2 nodes, one with bind port 4569 on the one server and 4568 on the
> other and associated the 2 nodes on the same LAN to each of those
> respective AllStar Link servers. I forwarded the 4569 and 4568 ports on the
> ISP router to the static IP's of the 2 nodes on the same LAN but
> unfortunately when I tried to connect to the node with 4568 I got
> connection failed. If I did a dns-query to the node with supposedly a port
> 4568 the external IP showed a port of 4569 even though the AllStar link
> port is set for 4568. So I guess with both nodes on 4569 that's why it
> wouldn't connect.
>
> The node with bind port 4568 is 40258.
>
> Anybody have the same problem or know a fix please ?
>
> 73
> Rick
> VK4HC
> Brisbane
>
>