[FADCA] Log into Linux FPAC

[Bill Sinbine]

Hi All

For anyone that would like to use the internet to see what you can do 
with the Linux FPAC that we are working on you can use your  computer 
with a SSH program like Putty to get into my switch.

All you have to do is ssh to n4xeo.no-ip.com port 22.
There you will be greeted by the command prompt.
Just type fpacuser for login and fpac for password.
Then you will have to use your callsign at the prompt and you are in.
Do a ? for the list and have at it.
If you do a n (for node) you will get a node list. Then you will be 
able to connect to one of the nodes.
Try connecting to c k4gbb-8 This will connect you to Charlie's node. 
Once you disconnect from Charlie
you can connect to Bernard f6bvp in France. c f6bvp-10 is all there is to it.

Remember, you can't hurt the system so have some fun!!!!

Once you see what you can do them maybe some of you will turn your 
tnc's on and connect to your local linux fpac switch. There is so 
much that you can do right now that you couldn't do before that you 
really need to give it a try.

If you can't remember what your local packet frequency is just ask 
someone in your area.

To get "Putty" program go to 
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for a free 
download. Get the version 0.57. That is the latest release as 0.58 is 
still in beta.



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73, Bill Sinbine
n4xeo at flbb.net