I just completed a fresh Allstar3 installation using a RPI 3+. I used the package on the Allstarlink web and have run the updates and upgrades. My RPi is connected through a Mikrotik router. The WAN port of the Mikrotik is connected to my Arris router (Xfinity) through a port that is designated as DMZ. My node number is 476490.
During node configuration, I was able to set the audio levels going both ways. When I try to connect to an external node, like the Parriott node (55553), I receive a return message of “Node 55553 connection failed.” This is true when I use my mic keypad as well as Almon3.
That’s OK (and expected). By default, ASL3 uses HTTP registration.
Also, from the above it looks like your node is successfully registering and it sounds as if others can connect to your node. Are you still unable to connect to other nodes? If so, can you exec :
I was able to run this command and received a screen full report.
I also took my RPi to another Han friend today and my Pi worked fine. I came home and rechecked my port forwards and all looks good. I also turned off the wireless in the pi. Still no success. I’m thinking it is a router issue.
This does sound like a router / firewall issue. Your port forwards are for incoming connections. I would look for any settings on your router that limit what sites your local hosts can connect with (e.g. outbound firewall filters, blocked sites, blocked services, etc).
Also, since you mentioned turning off Wi-Fi, I’ll ask whether you were using Ethernet or Wi-Fi at your friends QTH? If you were using Wi-Fi there then how about trying Wi-Fi at home. This might help identify if the issue is specific to your Ethernet network.
