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I0OJJ > VARA 16.01.21 11:16z 42 Lines 1620 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Success VARA HF IP Bridge (PPP)
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From: I0OJJ @ I0OJJ.ITA.EU (Gustavo)
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On 1/16/21 6:00 AM, ve4klm@ve4klm.#wpg.mb.can.noam wrote:
> R:210116/0503z @:I0OJJ.ITA.EU $:A0BF9_VE4KLM
> R:210116/0500z @:VE4KLM.#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM [Winnipeg] $:A0BF9_VE4KLM
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> I'm a bit speechless ...
>
> It would appear that I have successfully developed an IP BRIDGE over
> VARA HF modem for JNOS. With some mods to the JNOS ppp code,
> and integrating into the VARA HF interface I've been working on, I now
> actually have an active telnet going on between my 2 JNOS test sites,
> both linked to each other via trial copy of VARA HF modem software
> over hard wired audio.
>
> And it's bidirection, one telnet session each way and at the same time,
> the folks that developed and wrote this PPP stuff ? they're pure genious.
>
> This is working flawlessly. I would love to see how fast it is in a real
> environment. I need to tidy up stuff, make it more automatic, and
> really document the heck out of this, but yes ... appears to work.
>
> This is basically what SCS is doing with their Pactor IP Bridge.
>
> Maiko / VE4KLM
Good!!! The JNOS2 executable compiles now.
The ppp implementation is per se very well structured and and full of
settings... a very good job :)
A further improvement could be that program ppp acts on the same
JNOS2 both as client and server mode at the same time.
Then (I think) we could play among JNOS2s and with linux machines
abandoning the (insecure) telnet for those operations ... ;)
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