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AXUDP Mapping
There are two nodes, one is for redundancy and works differently than the main node, it is recommended to configure both.
Primary
- Callsign: PE1RRR-7
- DNS: static.ehvairport.com
- Port: 10093
- Proto: UDP
- Broadcasts: Yes Please
BPQ-style mapping:
MAP PE1RRR-7 static.ehvairport.com UDP 10093 B
Secondary
- Callsign: PE1RRR-5
- DNS: rrrnet.ehvairport.com
- Port: 10093
- Proto: UDP
- Broadcasts: Yes Please
BPQ-style mapping:
MAP PE1RRR-5 rrrnet.ehvairport.com UDP 10093 B
This secondary node will allow any node to connect in to it but will not publish nodes sent TO it, this is because it is an auto-mapping node for contingency plans. You will still receive a broadcasted node-table and be able to access the network. This mechanism just prevents rogue nodes from sending pollution upstream.
Reciprocation
In order for PE1RRR-7 to engage a link, both parties need to have mappings configured and loaded.
A useful command for BPQ users to be aware of is ‘EXTRESTART’. When sent from the terminal with the port number and the parameter ‘1’, it will reload the AXIP map table, thus avoiding a node restart.
EXTRESTART <port> 1
Please provide your reciprocal link information to: pe1rrr@amsat.org or wherever convenient.
BBS Forwarding
If interested in forwarding messages, you can link to PE1RRR-3/MATRIX BBS as outlined here.
