[Dxspider-support] Some network data

[Dirk Koopman]

There have been some odd connections and configurations appearing 
lately, which I take to mean that there is some configuration checking 
that could usefully be done.

For instance KM3T-10 recently had an issue, which I see has now been fixed.

Dirk G1TLH

On 20/02/2023 22:26, Howard Leadmon via Dxspider-support wrote:
>  Kin, what is this, from your list:
>
> *WB3FFV        -->     KY9J-2*
>
> WB3FFV-2 --> 
> 9M2PJU-1,AB2VY-9,AI3I-15,CS5ARTD-2,CU3HY-2,DB0SUE-7,DL8FCL-7,EA3CV-2,EA4FIT-2,EA4RCH-5,F4GVE-2,F5UGQ-2,G3LRS-2,G6NHU-2,GB7KUX-4,GB7UJS,GB7VAX,HB9ON-9,IK5PWJ-6,IK7IMO-6,IQ8DO-6,IW0HLG-3,IW5ECF-6,IZ0UIN-6,K0PIR-2,K2LS,K4ZR,KB2FAF-12,KB2S-2,KB3CMT-2,KB8PMY-3,KC9GWK-2,N2WLS-5,N7OD,N9JR-2,PA0ESH-3,PE1ITR-8,PY2ZEN-6,PY4OG-4,R5ACQ-1,S50DXS,SK3W-6,SM6HOC-6,SR9DDF-12,VA3MW-7,VE3TOK-1,W1DX,W1WRA-2,W5CMM-1,WR3D,WT3Q,ZL2AQY-10,ZL2ARN-10
>
> *WB3FVV-2      -->     W8BS-2*
>
>
>  I get the long list of other nodes connected to WB3FFV-2, expected 
> and is fine.  I am at a loss as to why my non-SSID call appears, 
> that;s my normal user call, not a node.   Does this mean KY9J-2 is 
> connecting to me wrong, or has my user call set?
>
>  I am also guessing that WB3FVV-2 is an oops, close but no cigar as 
> they say, so is this a config error on W8BS-2?
>
>  Not sure where you gathered this info, but was surprised to see the 
> bolded parts above..
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