Just a word here.
D-STAR Digital Data as implemented by Icom uses the D-STAR Frame for
routing on air and from gateway to gateway. So you will want to test
before deploying a network in a mesh environment.
I'm not sure if ID-1s treat UR:CQCQCQ as a broadcast for DD, thus enabling
an IP payload to transparently go to multiple receivers. I don't know the
answer, but I'd test well. The test could be performed with two ID-1s on
DD simplex (not RPS) and setting both to UR:CQCQCQ and try to pass traffic.
The payload is Ethernet frames, so it should just act as an Ethernet
bridge over RF if the CQCQCQ D-STAR address functions as broadcast.
The protocol itself is ambiguous on this point.
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On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 12:43 PM, John Ronan <jpronans(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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Hi,
I've got two machines running here on the, 44.155.6.225 and 44.155.6.226.
I'd appreciate if someone on the 44-net could just check they can reach
44.155.2.226 for me please (it could be slow, machine is going an apt-get
update at the moment).
Also, would anyone be in a position to tell me what the best wireless mesh
protocol to use is at the moment. These are two Icom ID-1 D-star radios.
I've two more that two local hams are going to put running for me on high
points and I'd like to run something 'mesh' on the nodes to allow me to get
back to the gateway (225) from anywhere within range of any three?
Regards
John
EI7IG
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