[arm-allstar] The Node is Working!!!!
Steve Bosshard (NU5D)
bosshard at gmail.com
Sun Feb 6 14:27:03 EST 2022
It is working - I was told by one of the folks here that a Hamvoip /
Allstarlink Node should be able connect to Echolink by forwarding the
appropriate ports in my router on my home non-static IP connection. I
did so. I spent several hours on a couple of telephone conversations -
talk you through, checking *.conf files - and after each go around,
when I attempted to connect to Echolink - "LINK CONNECTION FAILED"
It was suggested that I probably corrupted the echolink program on the
SD card - so I re-imaged and re-setup. Even changed from my wired
internet provider to my cellular mobile hotspot - same story.
The crux is that I could not make an Allstarlink Node to Echolink
connection by CLI, Supermon, or OTA, (and as I expected) vice versa.
Allstarlink node connections were trouble free.
So, for a mere $10/month, on top of a very costly (rural internet has
little competition - 10 down 1.5 up $60/mo) connection, The ISP sold me
a Static IP with port forwarding. 10 Minutes Later -
http://52.128.62.134/supermon/link.php?nodes=559820 and all is well.
I wish I knew whether mine was a unique problem with my ISP or if this
is common. I would hate for someone else to have to look for something
amiss when everything was working as advertised, hence this query.
So, the question I have, is "should an Allstarlink Node, connected to a
non-static ip garden variety home internet service, be able to connect
to an Echolink Node ?"
That said, HamVoip and Allstarlink looks like a great platform and I am
very grateful for the folks who were so willing to help. 73, steve nu5d
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