13 Jul
2015
13 Jul
'15
11:27 p.m.
I'm hearing that the latest BPQ software can do 44.x.x.x IP Addressing?
Can anyone confirm this?
If so, I have a friend in Nevada that wants to set up his BPQ station to
link with me using our 44.x.x.x numbers.
Thanks,
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14 Jul
14 Jul
1:42 a.m.
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 8:27 PM, William Lewis <kg6baj(a)n1oes.org> wrote:
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I'm hearing that the latest BPQ software can do 44.x.x.x IP Addressing?
Can anyone confirm this?
If so, I have a friend in Nevada that wants to set up his BPQ station to
link with me using our 44.x.x.x numbers.
Thanks,
I'm waiting for John Wiseman G8BPQ, to implement it in the Windows
BPQ32. If your running LinBPQ then it's a Linux thing and from my
understanding it's possible.
Don
VA7DGP
New Westminster, BC
2:05 a.m.
The latest beta versions of both the Windows and Linux BPQ now include a
rip44 process and IPIP Encapsulater. Although aimed at those who want to run
IP over RF links the IPIP process can run simply as a way of linking
application on the local LAN to other net44 sites over tunnelled links
The system is designed to be simple to set up for those who run Windows or
don't have extensive knowledge of Linux networking. It uses a virtual IP
address for the IPIP endpoint, so that for those with basic home routers
that can't forward IPIP a DMZ can be used without exposing the host machine
to the internet.
It is currently being tested by both Windows and Linux users and I hope to
release it soon, but if anyone in interested in taking part in the testing
please contact me.
73,
John G8BPQ
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Subject: [44net] BPQ and 44 IP's
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I'm hearing that the latest BPQ software can do 44.x.x.x IP Addressing?
Can anyone confirm this?
If so, I have a friend in Nevada that wants to set up his BPQ station to
link with me using our 44.x.x.x numbers.
Thanks,
5:21 a.m.
Hi John,
[QUOTE]
The system is designed to be simple to set up for
those who run Windows or
don't have extensive knowledge of Linux networking. It uses a virtual IP
address for the IPIP endpoint, so that for those with basic home routers
that can't forward IPIP a DMZ can be used without exposing the host machine
to the internet.
It is currently being tested by both Windows and Linux users and I hope to
release it soon, but if anyone in interested in taking part in the testing
please contact me.
73,
John G8BPQ
[UNQUOTE]
The fact that your program uses a virtual IP which does not expose the
host machine to internet, is very clever indeed!
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