Downloaded Hamvoip onto two sd cards

App_rpt-users
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I have two “new” R Pi’s ( really just new firmware) now running on my own local network.
It looks like they did the proper updating, ( how can I tell if they are really “up yo date” ?
I have called one “k8zgwlocal” and the other “k8zgwremote” and set a root password.
now I can ssh into both of them, and can ping one from the other, so I know that they CAN
see each other, now what I need to do is to get them to “talk” to each other.
Do I need to get a “node ID” for each one, or ??
I am now to the point where I would like to test them “end to end” or am I barking up
the wrong tree ?

Thanks,
Don, K8ZGW

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Does anybody read this stuff ?

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Don,
I believe part of your issue is that you stated you have downloaded the Hamvoip software. Due to there being 2 different versions of Allstar the advice given per version may be different. The easiest way for you to get help would be to move your question to the Hamvoip mailing list (arm-allstar@hamvoip.org) so that any reply will fit your software version.

Larry - N7FM

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Thanks Larry, I was unaware of that.
I will copy it over later today

Don, K8ZGW

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Don,

Your best bet is to look at the wiki site.

There is a bunch of great information on that site on how to get up a running.

Try starting here.

https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Beginners_Guide

That should get you going.

Marshall

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October 16

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k8zgw
October 14

I have two “new” R Pi’s ( really just new firmware) now running on my own local network.
It looks like they did the proper updating, ( how can I tell if they are really “up yo date” ?
I have called one “k8zgwlocal” and the other “k8zgwremote” and set a root password.
now I can ssh into both of them, and can ping one from the other, so I know that they CAN
see each other, now what I need to do is to get them to “talk” to each other.
Do I need to get a “node ID” for each one, or ??
I am now to the point where I would like to test them “end to end” or am I barking up
the wrong tree ?

Thanks,
Don, K8ZGW

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