[FADCA] Network Status - E Central Florida

[bud thompson]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chuck Hast" <wchast at gmail.com>
To: "bud thompson" <budt at cfl.rr.com>; "Florida Amateur Digital Communication
Association" <fadca at mailman.qth.net>
Cc: "Paul Miller N4WKQ" <paul at pvns.net>
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 16:08
Subject: Re: [FADCA] Network Status - E Central Florida


On 11/22/05, bud thompson <budthompson at cfl.mail-block.com> wrote:
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Bud, what are the X.121 addresses for each one of them? From the remote
end the address is almost the most important part, tells the intermediate
switches how to get there. Also, I will add your switch to my internet con-
nections so we at least have a connection to that area, for that I will need
the switch address too.

Good to see all of this activity.

--
Chuck Hast

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None of the switches below presently has local internet connections.  The
test Orlando LINUX box is on the internet via n0ia.no-ip.com but is not yet
on the radio side of the network- Maybe next week if K4GBB, KB9LEB, N3PPC,
and I can do enough hand-wringing.  It is my dream/task to have as many of
the switches on the Florida Layered Packet network on the internet as is
humanly possible!  That also means LINUX FPAC!

NETWORK (SWITCH) ADDRESSES

STA ROSE LAN KF4MX-5, 904825
DAB ROSE LAN  N4WKQ-5  386677
DELAND FPAC LAN N0IA-8/9 386335
ORLANDO FPAC LAN N4PLZ-8/9 407277
MELBOURNE FPAC LAN W4MLB-8/9 321254

I can furnish the addresses of the backbone ports if necessary.

I can furnish the DOS fpac.cnf files for Orlando, DeLand and Melbourne which 
also
show the other routing addresses if needed.

Otherwise, I don't know from Ax.121 addresses.

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