[Dxspider-support] Fw: [BPQ32] Dx Spider and BPQ32

Fri Jan 13 04:08:38 GMT 2006

how did ya get the info from the internet to the spider..
using another spider?
i use to have 2 or them, one the internet side feeding the remote 
location cluster that had the high location, that was ok but now i have 
2 clusters to deal with,
been there done that, not impressed...

my cluster computer also does my web/FTP server...
it needs to stay home, where i can fully watch it...
thus needing a remote radio site that don't need a internet connection
id rather just remotely reboot a win/linux box that only supports AX25 
or a IP over RF
connection back to my cluster at home...

Tony
NN1D

Ian Morrison wrote:

> Hi Tony,
>
> Our cluster is in a remote area. it has an rf user port and an rf link 
> to the town where the internet site is. The data from the internet is 
> sent to the remote cluster. The reverse also works for spotting. The 
> cluster does not have to be at the internet end. So if you move the 
> cluster to site "A" and feed it from site "B" you will have what you 
> desire, a high location for the user ports.
>
> I ran it both ways, Linux at the internet end and windows at the user 
> end, but ended up with linux at both ends. It was very stable and ran 
> for more than 100 days with out a reset. The 1200 baud 220 link ran 
> with out a hick-up, even during contests.
>
> Is this any help?
> 73 de Ian
> ve3ep
>
>
> Radioman wrote:
>
>> Mabe i missed the boat here Ian
>> my home is where the cluster is.. Site "A"
>> the high location is the remote site were id like to put the user 
>> ports to provide a better access
>> Site "B"
>> when someone connects to Site "B" id like to to auto forward to Site "A"
>> site "A" is the only place that has the Internet connection and the 
>> cluster not Site "B"
>>
>> site B is not easy to access but i can reboot the computer if needed 
>> by radio with a special
>> PL tone and a relay..
>>
>> Tony
>> NN1D
>>
>>
>> Ian Morrison wrote:
>>
>>> Try it the other way around. Set the main cluster us at the 'low' 
>>> radio site and a secondary one with no user ports at the internet 
>>> end. That's the way the cluster ran here. The link to the internet 
>>> site was on a 220 radio running 1200 baud and it worked fine. I was 
>>> using a KPC4 dual port tnc.
>>>
>>> 73 de Ian
>>> ve3ep
>>>
>>>
>>> Radioman wrote:
>>>
>>>> ya john..
>>>> id like to have 2 remote radio,
>>>> 1 the main login radio to the cluster users (remotely)
>>>> 2 the 96k backbone radio to my cluster..
>>>> you see im at a very low location, and i have a remote location 
>>>> that has no internet connection
>>>> that i would like for a user port (2 meters)
>>>>
>>>> what are the requirements? a dos/windows/ linux computer?
>>>> if i could get a user to connect on a 2 meter port to the remote 
>>>> BPQ and auto forward to my cluster
>>>> over the 96k port, or a connect that would be helpfull, is this 
>>>> what you speak of?
>>>> currently, AGW needs to see a connect from the spider, but i cannot 
>>>> provide that over 96k link
>>>> to my remote site.
>>>>
>>>> Tony
>>>> NN1D
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Stephen J Carroll wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>  
>>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>>> *From:* John Wiseman <mailto:john.wiseman at ntlworld.com>
>>>>> *To:* BPQ32 at yahoogroups.com <mailto:BPQ32 at yahoogroups.com>
>>>>> *Sent:* Tuesday, January 10, 2006 2:43 PM
>>>>> *Subject:* [BPQ32] Dx Spider and BPQ32
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Folks,
>>>>>
>>>>> As there seems to be some interest in running dxspider with BPQ32, 
>>>>> I've
>>>>> written a routine to allow spider to talk directly to bpq32 
>>>>> without having
>>>>> to use AGW.
>>>>>
>>>>> Is anyone interested in either testing it, or even just using it 
>>>>> once it is
>>>>> stable?
>>>>>
>>>>> 73,
>>>>> John G8BPQ
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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