[arm-allstar] unlink nodes

[Patrick Perdue]

On a default HamVoIP install, *76 drops all links.

*70 will give you a list of connected nodes not including those adjacent 
to those nodes. *75 includes adjacent nodes as well, but you really 
should avoid using *75 if your repeater is on a large network, or you'll 
never hear the end of it... literally... It will read every node number 
connected to every other node number, take forever to do it, probably 
time out your repeater, and eventually get truncated somewhere and stop.

This used to cause core dumps on connected nodes back in the day when 
the connection count was high enough, but fortunately, this isn't the 
case now, since telemetry handling has been modified in 2021.


On 2/18/2024 4:36 AM, Alan Matthews via ARM-allstar wrote:
> hi group
>
> I have just got back into allstar and have my repeater up and running. I have a question concerning unlinking all nodes.
>
> basically i need to advise users how to drop any active links and put the repeater back to stand alone should they want to use the repeater in that way.
>
> according to the info i have found *71 drops all links, however nothing happends when i send that dtmf.
>
> also is there a dtmf to request the repeater to announce its status, ie connected or not and to what node number.
>
> can anyone advise please.
>
> thanks regards alan
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