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| The best way to do this is via the AXUDP (AX25 over UDP/IP) protocol. | The best way to do this is via the AXUDP (AX25 over UDP/IP) protocol. | ||
| - | ==== On the Same Computer: === | + | //This howto assumes that you are familiar with the basics of XRouter and BPQ.// |
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| + | ==== On the Same Computer: | ||
| When both nodes are on the same computer, they can be linked via the operating system' | When both nodes are on the same computer, they can be linked via the operating system' | ||
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| If we assume that GB7XRP is the XRPi node and GB7BPQ is the BPQ node: | If we assume that GB7XRP is the XRPi node and GB7BPQ is the BPQ node: | ||
| - | In BPQ.CFG... | + | You need a " |
| < | < | ||
| - | UDP 10093 | + | PORT |
| - | MAP GB7XRP localhost 9393 B | + | PORTNUM=1 |
| + | ID=AXIP | ||
| + | DRIVER=BPQAXIP | ||
| + | CONFIG | ||
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| + | MAP GB7XRP localhost 9393 B | ||
| + | ENDPORT | ||
| </ | </ | ||
| In the above example, 10093 is the UDP port that BPQ **RECEIVES** on, and 9393 is the UDP port that BPQ **TRANSMITS** on to GB7XRP (they are shown as different numbers to avoid confusion, but could be the same). | In the above example, 10093 is the UDP port that BPQ **RECEIVES** on, and 9393 is the UDP port that BPQ **TRANSMITS** on to GB7XRP (they are shown as different numbers to avoid confusion, but could be the same). | ||
| - | In XROUTER.CFG... | + | In XROUTER.CFG |
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| - | You need two things: (a) an AXUDP **INTERFACE**, | + | |
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| INTERFACE=1 | INTERFACE=1 | ||
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| ENDINTERFACE | ENDINTERFACE | ||
| + | PORT=3 | ||
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| + | ENDPORT | ||
| + | </ | ||
| + | //(if you already have an AXUDP interface, you will only need to add the **PORT** because the interface will support unlimited ports.)// | ||
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| + | IPLINK is the ip address or hostname of the other end of the link, in the case BPQ. Since they are both on the same computer, IPLINK should be " | ||
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| + | UDPLOCAL is the UDP port that XRouter **RECEIVES** on. This must match the UDP port in the BPQ " | ||
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| + | UDPREMOTE is the UDP port that XRouter **TRANSMITS** on. It must match one of the " | ||
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| + | ==== XRouter and BPQ on Different Computers: ==== | ||
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| + | The only difference is that " | ||
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| + | For example, lets assume that GB7BPQ' | ||
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| + | In BPQ.CFG the MAP line would be as follows: | ||
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| + | < | ||
| + | MAP GB7XRP 192.168.0.20 9393 B | ||
| </ | </ | ||
| - | If you already have an AXUDP interface, you will only need the **PORT* because | + | And in XROUTER.CFG the IPLINK line would be as follows: |
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| + | PORT=3 | ||
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| + | ENDPORT | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | ==== Linking Via The Internet: ==== | ||
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| + | If the two nodes are not at the same location, | ||
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| + | Thus at GB7BPQ you would open UDP port 10093, and forward the traffic to the LAN IP address of the BPQ node. | ||
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| + | And at GB7XRP | ||
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