Bryan,
Not being the one who gives the best instructions but since no one else
has jumped in …
Many do what you mentioned when using a mobile node while traveling.
Remembering (you can normally connect outbound without port forward)
from a wifi location.
Place an Allstar server at home. Install 2 nodes on it, with one node
being set up as a HUB. Do the port forward on it
Make its audio driver (RXchannel use the pseudo driver) It becomes an
Allstar Repeater or conference connection point.What ever you want to
call it.
When portable connect (dial) your portable node outbound to that Hub
*73XXXXX
If you make the second node on the same home server. (Saves Hardware)
Set that Node to use the USB driver and interface it to your
Repeater/Radio or whatever you intend to talk to and from locally.
Connect the second node ( *73XXXXX) to the HUB. You can then have a full
time link from your current portable location to your home HUB. You will
hear any of the second nodes traffic it receives. Plus any other
station’s traffic that connects to your Hub.
Should you want to connect to another node somewhere else in the world
you can always dial it from your mobile/portable node. You can either
hang up the connection to the HUB to prevent the home node from having
to listen to your other connection or join them all together if you
leave the HUB connected.
Saves all the Monkey motion with DynDNS by using your own HUB as the
central connection point. Being able to have multiple connections is one
of the things that makes Allstar so great.
Is that something like what you were looking for?
Larry - N7FM
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On 6/9/20 6:28 PM, Bryan Cerqua via AllStarLink Discussion Groups wrote:
[BryanW1BRI] BryanW1BRI https://community.allstarlink.org/u/bryanw1bri
June 10Looking for help on having a remote AllStarLink sever or proxy.
My application is setting up portable repeater using a WiFi connection
on the Raspberry Pi /without/ the need to log into a router to make
any changes such as setting up port forwarding such as port 4569.I would like to host a server (or equivalent) at my home QTH network for
AllStarLink similar to how a proxy is done for EchoLink (java -jar
EchoLinkProxy.jar) which has DynDns alias for QTH WAN IP address and
port forwarding setup for port 4569 and whatever else ports might need
to be setup.
Not knowing the specifics on AllStarLink maybe this doesn’t make any
sense? Maybe setting up a radio-less AllStarLink hub is what is needed.
I browsed the wiki.allstarlink.org http://wiki.allstarlink.org and
can’t seem to find the answer. Also couldn’t find any help on YouTube.I would think this is a pretty common need to allow portable repeater
with only a basic WiFi connection in locations such as hotels where one
doesn’t have access to router for setting up port forwarding.Hopefully there is a simple solution but not being an AllStarLink expert
I’m not sure how to even ask the right questions.Anyone that could provide a link on how to do this would be greatly
appreciated.Bryan
W1BRI
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