The Packet Network
Part 2
It’s been a few weeks since I wrote Part 1 of this Packet
Radio adventure and I have made a small amount of progress.
I was talking to a good packet radio friend Andy UZ7HO, who
you may know as he writes the UZ7HO Packet Engine & Easy Term Software.
Andy and I were talking, and I settled on BPQ32, a
Windows program that will run on Windows 10.
He sent me a config file to get me started that included
ports on HF 14.105 lsb (Net105) and a port on 144.650Mhz.
Here is a list of the services that were added:
EI2GYB-3 / GYBBBS
– BBS (Bulletin Board System)
EI2GYB-4 / GYBCHT
– CHAT (Chat Server)
EI2GYB-5 – CMS (Email / Winlink)
EI2GYB-7 / GYBNOD – Node
It was then just a matter of playing with the config file
to add connect texts & customise other messages to the users along with the
beacons.
EI2GYB-7>NODE:
~~~~ ____|~~~~~~~~~~~~~|
Y_,___|[]|
| EI2GYB-7 |
{|_|_|_|
|_,_|_____________|
//oo---OO=OO OOO
OOO
Once that was all setup it was then onto the BBS side of
things.
For this I had a huge amount of help from Paul G4APL the
sysop of GB7CIP.
We both managed to get my system talking to his &
forwarding mail & bulletins.
It took a while to get the Hierarchical Routes &
Address’s correct, However I still have not been able to send a Bulletin
message or a message to go out onto the system so still some more tweaking to
be done.
I have the HF Radio & the 2 Meter radio all setup and
running now.
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