[arm-allstar] supermon login

[Randy K7RHT]

Jesse KB1BEZ,
Not sure if this is the problem, but we have experienced similar issues and it usually boils down to your router and ISP blocking the traffic.  That is why we have been trying to get Zeronet to work with Allstar and have posted requests for help from anyone that might have already solved this problem, but so far there has been no answer whatsoever.  So, apparently no one else has tried this or solved this problem.  The goal, by using Zeronet, we would be able to use any ISP or platform and have our network work and be secure at the same time.

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On Monday, January 18th, 2021 at 4:17 AM, David McGough via ARM-allstar <arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Hi,
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> I havn't read many of the threads in ARM, but I'm
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> experiencing an issue logging into to supermon, maybe you know of someone
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> that can help me. Ive followed all of the appropriate steps on how to make
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> changes to the Pi-3 using Win SCP. I did all the changes in order starting
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> with making the update to asterisk/rpt.conf where I enter my public IP.
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> But,To begin with my node didn't even report to allstar, so that is a big
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> first problem to troubleshoot! I was expecting to hear the station id and
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> what ip address it is.
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> Jesse
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> KB1BEZ
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