[Dxspider-support] Incorrect node configurations (II)

Sun Nov 17 17:21:03 GMT 2024

Yes Dan, but not only the -32, -2 is a user.
It would be advisable to do this:

disc IW1QLH-2
set/user IW1QLH-2
disc IW1QLH-32
set/user IW1QLH-32

as they are not nodes, it does not affect and ensures that no erroneous data will be sent to the network.
Also, there are nodes with PC9x disabled, and when they enable it, they will surely send erroneous information.
I do not understand why those who can use PC9x do not do so. And to say that it's a bandwidth problem with the speeds given by the operators ???
I advise to run: 

set/wantPC9x 

won't notice anything and will be visible to the rest of the network.

73 de Kin EA3CV

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De: Dxspider-support <dxspider-support-bounces at tobit.co.uk> En nombre de Danilo Brelih via Dxspider-support
Enviado el: domingo, 17 de noviembre de 2024 18:10
Para: Kin via Dxspider-support <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk>
CC: Danilo Brelih <s50u at s50e.si>
Asunto: Re: [Dxspider-support] Incorrect node configurations (II)

Kin via Dxspider-support je 17.11.2024 ob 14:09 napisal:

According to my knowledge IW1QLH-32 should be defined as user since it connects clusters every "x" minutes for his uptime statistics, see:

http://www.hamcluster.net/

CUL Dan S50U

Hi,

As an extension to my last message, here is a complete list of what can be
seen yesterday, but only with pc9x, if you look at the nodes that don't have
it enabled or implemented, there is even more.

The list shows 'possible' errors in the definition of the partners. But it
does not indicate which one is wrong.

origin node   partner nodes
-----------   ---------------------
CS5ARTD-2     SM7IUN     SM7IUN-1   
CS5SEL-5      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
CU3HY-2       SV5FRI     SV5FRI-1   
CX2SA-8       IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
DB0ERF-5      F4BWT-3    F4BWT-7    
EA4FIT-2      EA4FIT     EA4FIT-5   
GB7DJK        DK7ET-4    DK7ET-5    
GB7NHR        EA7URG     EA7URG-5   
GB7NHR        IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
GB7RAU        IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
GB7VAX        GB7DXG     GB7DXG-1   
GB7VAX        IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
HG8PRC        R5ACQ-1    R5ACQ-3    
IK4ICZ-6      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6   
IK5PWJ-6      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
IK5ZUK-6      IK5PWJ-6   IK5PWJ-8   
IK6IHL-6      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
IK6XMI-6      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
IK7NXU-6      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
IQ1LA-6       IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6   
IQ8PQ-6       N0VD       N0VD-7     
IQ8RB-6       N0VD       N0VD-7     
IU4QTF-9      IK4ICZ     IK4ICZ-6   
IW1QLH-2      EA4URE-2   EA4URE-3   
IW1QLH-2      SM6HOC-2   SM6HOC-6   
IW1QLH-2      W1NR       W1NR-9     
JH1RFM-9      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6   
KF8I-3        F1FCA      F1FCA-2    
KF8I-3        KB8PMY     KB8PMY-3   
KF8I-3        W8BS       W8BS-2     
KY9J-2        VE2PKT     VE2PKT-9   
KY9J-2        VK5GR      VK5GR-2    
N3BSQ-1       EA4FIT     EA4FIT-2   
NA4DA-2       WA0O       WA0O-9     
NL7S          HI8S       HI8S-8     
NX9G          IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6  IW1QLH-32   
PA2SQ-1       PI1LAP     PI1LAP-1   
PA4JJ-1       PA4JJ-2    PA4JJ-3    
PA4JJ-2       PA4JJ-1    PA4JJ-3    
PA4JJ-3       PA4JJ-1    PA4JJ-2    
PI1LAP-1      PI1LAP     PI1LAP-2   
PI4NOS-1      HB9VQQ-2   HB9VQQ-3   
PY3NZ-8       IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6   
PY3NZ-8       PY4OG-2    PY4OG-4    
PY4OG-4       SM7IUN     SM7IUN-1   
PY5JO-11      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6  IW1QLH-32   
R2AKT-9       RA3ATX-8   RA3ATX-9   
S50DXS        IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
SK3W-6        SM7IUN-1   SM7IUN-2   
SM7IUN-1      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
SR4DXC        F4GVE      F4GVE-2    
SR4DXC        PI1LAP     PI1LAP-1   
VE3CGR-5      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
VE3EY-7       SM7IUN-1   SM7IUN-2   
VE3ZIN-2      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-6   
VE6CIC-1      SV5FRI     SV5FRI-1   
VE6CIC-1      WB3FFV     WB3FFV-2   
W1DX          IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
W1NR          PA4JJ-2    PA4JJ-3    
W6RFU         N6WS-2     N6WS-6     
W9TY-1        K4HNT-1    K4HNT-2    
WB3FFV-2      9M2PJU-1   9M2PJU-2   
WB3FFV-2      IW1QLH-2   IW1QLH-32  
YO2LOJ-2      N2YO-2     N2YO-4     

An example of what I mean is shown with the first one in the list:

CS5ARTD-2 SM7IUN SM7IUN-1 

PC92^CS5ARTD-2^85800.02^A^^7SM7IUN:213.164.211.147^H94^
PC92^SM7IUN-1^85799.02^A^^5CS5ARTD-2:65.109.3.118^H95^

CS5ARTD-2 says it has SM7IUN connected as a node.
On the other hand, SM7IUN-1 says that the node connected to it is CS5ARTD-2.

>From the above we can conclude that one of the two nodes has its partner
configured incorrectly.

If you can look at it and fix it, it would be very positive.

Thanks for your help.

73 de Kin EA3CV

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