By default the embedded node uses port 15426 for SSH, so there is
nothing to change. You never need to SSH into the computer after you are
logged in as root.

To get your node working though, you will have to configure your router to
forward the IRLP ports to your system. A great resource for this is
portforward.com, and IRLP has special settings listed there at the
following URL:

http://www.portforward.com/

Then click on "Common Ports" and choose IRLP, then choose your router. It
will help you with port forwarding.

Also, enlisting the help of another ham to help you locally has worked for
others in the past as well. That allows them to help you locally, which is
a lot easier than over email.

All you need to do is setup the IRLP ports in your router, and your node
will work. They are all preconfigured before they are shipped.

Dave Cameron

On Mon, 14 May 2007, A J Mays wrote:

>
>
> David Cameron - IRLP <dcameron@irlp.net> wrote:
> AJ,
>
> What are you trying to accomplish with the secure shell? If you are trying
> to log into the Embedded node from another linux PC, the command would be
>
> ssh -p15426 IP_Address (note the -p before 15426)
>
> If you are logged into the Embedded node on the console, then you dont
> need to SSH into it, because you are already logged in on the console.
> I am trying to set the port to 15426 as the setup sheet suggest., using the console. I am logged into root . I had put the p in just left it out when i typed it in message.
> What do you want to change in the sshd_config file?
>
> As for the remote_admin system, are you trying to access it from the
> windows computeron the same network, or from another computer outside your
> home? My home computer and the IRLP is here also both behind a router> My home system is windows xp.
>
> How have you configured the router? Is the embedded node behind a router? not manually or with my computer. bothe are behind the router
>
> Dave Cameron
>
> On Mon, 14 May 2007, Aubrey wrote:
>
>> First you need to know I had never heard of Linux untill I started try
>> to set up this IRLP, so I know nothing about language to access the
>> system. I have three issues at this time. (1.) setting the port to
>> 15426 using the command ssh -15426 IP_address I get Tempoary failure in
>> name resolation. Do not have pUTTY on my windows machine. Trying the
>> second command (/etc/ssh/sshd_config) I get Permission denied. (2.) On
>> start up message(BIOS settings: parallel port failed) given no address
>> to fix it. (3.) I can not access remote admin with the address given.
>> (stn4644.ip.irlp.net/remote/) I am behind a router to my best
>> knowledge address are 172.16.1.10 and 192.168.1.10 set by router. Here
>> again do not know how to find out for sure. The unit has chaecked in to
>> link network and shows down. I am sorry for being so dumb about this .
>> Thanks A.J.
>>
>>
>
>
>
>

By default the embedded node uses port 15426 for SSH, so there is
nothing to change. You never need to SSH into the computer after you are
logged in as root.

To get your node working though, you will have to configure your router to
forward the IRLP ports to your system. A great resource for this is
portforward.com, and IRLP has special settings listed there at the
following URL:

http://www.portforward.com/

Then click on "Common Ports" and choose IRLP, then choose your router. It
will help you with port forwarding.

Also, enlisting the help of another ham to help you locally has worked for
others in the past as well. That allows them to help you locally, which is
a lot easier than over email.

All you need to do is setup the IRLP ports in your router, and your node
will work. They are all preconfigured before they are shipped.

Dave Cameron

On Mon, 14 May 2007, A J Mays wrote:

>
>
> David Cameron - IRLP <dcameron@irlp.net> wrote:
> AJ,
>
> What are you trying to accomplish with the secure shell? If you are trying
> to log into the Embedded node from another linux PC, the command would be
>
> ssh -p15426 IP_Address (note the -p before 15426)
>
> If you are logged into the Embedded node on the console, then you dont
> need to SSH into it, because you are already logged in on the console.
> I am trying to set the port to 15426 as the setup sheet suggest., using the console. I am logged into root . I had put the p in just left it out when i typed it in message.
> What do you want to change in the sshd_config file?
>
> As for the remote_admin system, are you trying to access it from the
> windows computeron the same network, or from another computer outside your
> home? My home computer and the IRLP is here also both behind a router> My home system is windows xp.
>
> How have you configured the router? Is the embedded node behind a router? not manually or with my computer. bothe are behind the router
>
> Dave Cameron
>
> On Mon, 14 May 2007, Aubrey wrote:
>
>> First you need to know I had never heard of Linux untill I started try
>> to set up this IRLP, so I know nothing about language to access the
>> system. I have three issues at this time. (1.) setting the port to
>> 15426 using the command ssh -15426 IP_address I get Tempoary failure in
>> name resolation. Do not have pUTTY on my windows machine. Trying the
>> second command (/etc/ssh/sshd_config) I get Permission denied. (2.) On
>> start up message(BIOS settings: parallel port failed) given no address
>> to fix it. (3.) I can not access remote admin with the address given.
>> (stn4644.ip.irlp.net/remote/) I am behind a router to my best
>> knowledge address are 172.16.1.10 and 192.168.1.10 set by router. Here
>> again do not know how to find out for sure. The unit has chaecked in to
>> link network and shows down. I am sorry for being so dumb about this .
>> Thanks A.J.
>>
>>
>
>
>
>

Hey All.

I have been neglecting to monitor this group and noticed there was 4
messages that were tagged as spam.  I just approved them and they
should be out by now.

Cheers

JD
VA3ISP

Aubrey WA5YXW wrote...

> First you need to know I had never heard of Linux until I started try
> to set up this IRLP, so I know nothing about language to access the
> system. I have three issues at this time.

Don't worry. Some of it will soak in my osmosis and you will pick up whatever
you need to know along the way.

> (1.) setting the port to 15426 using the command ssh -15426 IP_address
> I get Temporary failure in name resolution. Do not have pUTTY on my
> windows machine.

Like Dave pointed out, if you are already logged in on the console, you don't
need to use SSH to connect to it. If you will always have a keyboard and
monitor connected to your node, you could continue to do whatever you need to
do right from the console. However, if you want to be able to fiddle with it
from a Windows machine, go ahead and download puTTy and install it. You can
grab puTTy from www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/. Don't forget to
tell it to use port 15426 instead of port 22 when you try and log in.

FYI, from your Windows machine (if it's on the same network as your node) you
can log in on the remote admin page at http://192.168.1.148/control.

> Trying the second command (/etc/ssh/sshd_config) I get Permission
> denied.

I don't think you run sshd_config. However, if logged in as root, you could
edit it with "pico -w /etc/ssh/sshd_config" but it shouldn't be necessary as
it should have come pre-configured with it set to use SSH on port 15426. A
safer way to look at it would be "cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config" which would just
display the contents on the screen if you can scroll back and see what
disappeared off the screen... or "cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config | more" which will
wait for you to hit a key before it continues with another screen of text. You
should see the SSH port number on the first screen of text.

> (2.) On start up message(BIOS settings: parallel port failed) given
> no address to fix it.

Had you fiddled with the BIOS? I presume you didn't get that error message
when you first fired it up. Any comment from others?

> (3.) I can not access remote admin with the address
> given. (stn4644.ip.irlp.net/remote/)  I am behind a router to my best
> knowledge address are 172.16.1.10 and 192.168.1.10 set by router. Here
> again do not know how to find out for sure. The unit has checked in to
> link network and shows down.

Sounds like a port forwarding issue. As well as the other ports that need to
be forwarded if you are behind a router, you need to get port 15426 forwarded
to your node. Your IP address may have been 172.16.1.10 at some point in time,
but the last time your node had an Internet connection, it was on
75.23.214.50. The 192.168.1.10 could be or could have been the IP address
assigned by your router to the local connection to your node. However, you
should assign a fixed IP to it so you don't have to deal with the local IP
potentially changing every time you boot the node up. I believe the IP is
stored in /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf but you could run "/root/set-static-ip" to
determine if it's a static IP or not. Hmmm... I seem to recall running into a
snag running set-static-ip and then using a different script, but I couldn't
find it when I took a look.

Like Dave said... "All you need to do is setup the IRLP ports in your router,
and your node will work..." assuming something hasn't happened to your
parallel port.

You could look at your router to see what dynamic IP addresses have been
handed out... usually (not always) at http://192.168.1.1 in a browser on a
machine on the same network. However, if you run the node on a fixed IP, you
won't have a problem with the router forwarding ports to the wrong IP address
then.

Keith VE7GDH
Node 1148

Got it, hooked it up without DSL or radio cables.  Booted up, when
it asked for IRLP login:, used root.  When it asked for password:,
used rootirlp.  After several tries, it came up and asked for three
new passwords for different things, which I provided (same
password).  Then I shut down.

Today I couldn't get it to login, using the old or new logins or
psswords.  Tried many times, rebooted, etc.

I am new to LINUX, so don't know what I doing. Nut I must be doing
it wrong.

Any help/suggestions?


Skip
K6HMS

Why did it take several tries to get the rootirlp to take? It sounds like you
are having a keyboard problem.

If you set your root password to something else, nobody can recover it for you.
I suspect you have an intermittent keyboard.

Can you test the keyboard  on another machine? Type your password and see if you
get the same outcome. Passwords are also case sensitive.

Dave Cameron


David Cameron - VE7LTD
IRLP System Designer
http://www.irlp.net/

-----Original Message-----
From: "William B. Freely" <k6hms@...>
Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 23:53:24
To:irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [irlp-embedded] IRLP embedded machine

Got it, hooked it up without DSL or radio cables. Booted up, when
  it asked for IRLP login:, used root. When it asked for password:,
  used rootirlp. After several tries, it came up and asked for three
  new passwords for different things, which I provided (same
  password). Then I shut down.

  Today I couldn't get it to login, using the old or new logins or
  psswords. Tried many times, rebooted, etc.

  I am new to LINUX, so don't know what I doing. Nut I must be doing
  it wrong.

  Any help/suggestions?

  Skip
  K6HMS

Sorry I don't know anything about that script.  Dave C will have to pipe up from
Dayton.
Nate Duehr, nate@...

-----Original Message-----
From: "Keith VE7GDH" <ve7gdh@...>
Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 14:00:12
To:<irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [irlp-embedded] CW ID after playing error message...

Nate WY0X wrote...

> The more interesting question is: Which ID script are you using
> that's that dumb?
> Every one I've seen "senses" PTT activity and ID's off of that, and
> doesn't care if the node is active, inactive, sending real traffic,
> or sending error messages.

It's the one that was pre-installed on the embedded node. The configuration
file "id_now" is...

/home/irlp/features/morse_id/id_now

and looking at that script, it runs /home/irlp/bin/cwpcm  I did adjust some of
the configuration settings in id_now in the past to change the speed and tone
frequency. Perhaps I'll "un-modify" the failure file and go back to the
default settings for speed and frequency in id_now to see if a typo crept in
there, but I can't see one. The changes I did slowed it down and lowered the
tone from  1000 to 800 Hz. The command id_now causes it to ID, and the node
identifies properly when a call is made and when terminated. It was after some
kind of failure (e.g. calling a node that wasn't responding) that I noticed
that it wasn't identifying.

Here are the entire contents of id_now

#!/bin/bash

[ -z "$SCRIPT" ] && SCRIPT=/home/irlp/scripts
source $SCRIPT/common-functions.sh

# Arguments for cwpcm
#
# -ss slow rate
# -sm medium rate
# -sf fast rate
# -sx extra fast rate
#
# -l <0-100> sets level
# -p <0-3000> sets frequency of cw tone
# was...
# echo $CALLSIGN | cwpcm -sx -l 10 -p 1000 > /dev/dsp
# changed from extra fast to fast, set level at ten, changed tone to 800 Hz

$BIN/aux1on
usleep 500000
echo $CALLSIGN | cwpcm -sf -l 6 -p 800 > /dev/dsp
usleep 250000
$BIN/aux1off

Any other embedded users that would like to comment on whether or not their
node IDs after a failure... e.g. try calling non-existent node 1001, or 4644
that the owner is trying to get going? 4644 still wasn't responding the last
time I checked, but that could change.

Keith VE7GDH
Node 1148




Yahoo! Groups Links

Got it, hooked it up without DSL or radio cables. Booted up, when
it asked for IRLP login:, used root. When it asked for password:,
used rootirlp. After several tries, it came up and asked for three
new passwords for different things, which I provided (same
password). Then I shut down.

Today I couldn't get it to login, using the old or new logins or
psswords. Tried many times, rebooted, etc.

I am new to LINUX, so don't know what I doing. Nut I must be doing
it wrong.

Any help/suggestions?

Skip
K6HMS

Nate WY0X wrote...

> Sorry I don't know anything about that script.  Dave C will have to pipe
> up from Dayton.

Thanks anyway. It can wait until Dave gets back from Dayton. In the meantime,
perhaps one of the other embedded node owners could e.g. try dialing 1001 and
let me know if their node IDs after playing the error message. My "kludge"
worked, but perhaps it shouldn't be necessary. Again, it is only when
"failure" plays an error message that it doesn't ID. Oh yes... and when I
command it to run the "speaktime" script. I took care of that for now by
sticking an "id_now" in the custom decode script.

Keith VE7GDH
Node 1148

Hi Keith.
My embedded nodes do not id after an error.
Can't ever remember them doing so.

Don  VE7EDA


--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, "Keith VE7GDH" <ve7gdh@...> wrote:
>
> My simplex node wasn't IDing after playing an error message, so I edited
> /home/irlp/scripts/failure and added
/home/irlp/features/morse_id/id_now after
> most of the lines that play an error message. Of course, I
discovered right
> afterwards that the file "failure" gets overwritten whenever "update
files" is
> done, so I added exclude=failure to
/home/irlp/custom/update-file-list to
> prevent the changes from being lost. Was there a better way of doing
this?
>
> Also, is there a log file that could be checked periodically to see
if the
> system had tried to update a file that had been excluded, or
alternatively,
> could a notification go out on the list if there is a critical
update to any
> of the files that typically owners might for whatever reason have
excluded
> from being updated?
>
> Keith VE7GDH
> Node 1148
>

Greetings,

I visited the IRLP booth at the Dayton convention today and met Dave
and ordered an embedded controller.

I'm interested in having my controller perform four different gateway
tasks, IRLP, Echolink, act as an APRS gateway on 144.39 MHz and also
act as a gateway for maritime AIS data on 161.975 MHz and 162.025 MHz
to the shipplotter server.

I expect that I will need to connect a serial port on the controller
to something like a kantronics kpc3+ and another receiver (separate
from the IRLP node receiver) for the APRS reception and then connect
a second serial port on the controller to yet another receiver for
the maritime AIS data reception.

For the AIS data I'm planning to use the SR-161 Marine AIS receiver
which puts out NMEA183 text sentences over RS232.

http://www.milltechmarine.com/SR161.htm

The server where I want to upload the ship AIS data is managed by the
guy who created the shipplotter software shown here:

http://www.coaa.co.uk/shipplotter.htm

I have a background in Intel assembler code, FORTRAN, basic and a
tiny bit of C++ but no experience yet with Linux so I expect that I
will be learning a lot of new software and operating system details
in the coming months.

Let me know if any of you are interested in this idea?

Craig Davidson
wd5bdx
Houston, Texas

I have been logging into my node many time.  This morning, I try to
log-in, it is said worng password. Did update change my password?

Jack Tsjimura
KH6DQ

There is no way an update can change a password.

try typing your password into the node as the username (instead of root)
and make sure that the keyboard is working right.

Passwords are case sensitive.

If you need me to, I may be able to remotely login and change your
password back. I will need your node number, and port 15426 will need to
be forwarded through your router.

Hope this helps.

Dave Cameron
VE7LTD

On Mon, 21 May 2007, J
Tsujimura wrote:

> I have been logging into my node many time.  This morning, I try to
> log-in, it is said worng password. Did update change my password?
>
> Jack Tsjimura
> KH6DQ
>
>

Aloha Dave,

My Node #3112. Thanks for your HELP...


Jack
KH6DQ

--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, David Cameron - IRLP
<dcameron@...> wrote:
>
> There is no way an update can change a password.
>
> try typing your password into the node as the username (instead of
root)
> and make sure that the keyboard is working right.
>
> Passwords are case sensitive.
>
> If you need me to, I may be able to remotely login and change your
> password back. I will need your node number, and port 15426 will
need to
> be forwarded through your router.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Dave Cameron
> VE7LTD
>
> On Mon, 21 May 2007, J
> Tsujimura wrote:
>
> > I have been logging into my node many time.  This morning, I try
to
> > log-in, it is said worng password. Did update change my password?
> >
> > Jack Tsjimura
> > KH6DQ
> >
> >
>

i am a new member

how many of you out there that has a embedded node would be interested
in starting a embedded node owners net on one of the reflectors?
the net could be used to ask and answer different questions and just
get aquainewd with each other.
k5mes (4273)

--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, <hgilbert42@...> wrote:
>
> i am a new member
> WELCOME ABOARD I TO AM REAL NEW DO NOT HAVE MY IRLP RUNNING YET STILL
PLAYING WITH IT . HAVE FUN 73S A.J WA5YMQ

-------------- Original message from "k5mes" <hgilbert42@...>: --------------

how many of you out there that has a embedded node would be interested
in starting a embedded node owners net on one of the reflectors?
the net could be used to ask and answer different questions and just
get aquainewd with each other.
k5mes (4273)

I thought that was what this Reflector was (for IRLP-Embedded).  I may
be confused and you are refering to an IRLP voice Reflector and not this
Yahoo Internet Refletor.  Was a voice Reflector what you meant?

John, AK5Z    IRLP-Embedded Node 3600


--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, "k5mes" <hgilbert42@...> wrote:
>
> how many of you out there that has a embedded node would be interested
> in starting a embedded node owners net on one of the reflectors?
> the net could be used to ask and answer different questions and just
> get aquainewd with each other.
> k5mes (4273)
>

Count me in.

--
73 & Thanks
de Emit, W0UAW

Node 3346 (in process)

-------------- Original message from "k5mes" <hgilbert42@cox.net>: --------------

how many of you out there that has a embedded node would be interested
in starting a embedded node owners net on one of the reflectors?
the net could be used to ask and answer different questions and just
get aquainewd with each other.
k5mes (4273)

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Hello All,
I am new to the group, and am considering getting into this IRLP stuff
here in south central PA USA (FN10).
Reading docs etc and still looking for square one.

73
Mike - N3XPD

Yes, he's referring to doing a net on one of the IRLP Voice Reflectors.

Jim
--
Jim Nessen K6JWN
IRLP Nodes 3598, 3803; EchoLink 83598 K6JWN-R
Email: nessenj@...
Phone: 530-979-0894
Web: http://irlp.jimsoffice.org

On Wed, May 23, 2007 at 01:48:28PM -0000, ak5z <ak5z@...> said:

>
> I thought that was what this Reflector was (for IRLP-Embedded).  I may
> be confused and you are refering to an IRLP voice Reflector and not this
> Yahoo Internet Refletor.  Was a voice Reflector what you meant?
>
> John, AK5Z    IRLP-Embedded Node 3600

That sounds great. Count me in as an embedded owner.
John, AK5Z  Node 3600

--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, James Nessen <nessenj@...>
wrote:
>
> Yes, he's referring to doing a net on one of the IRLP Voice
Reflectors.
>
> Jim
> --
> Jim Nessen K6JWN
> IRLP Nodes 3598, 3803; EchoLink 83598 K6JWN-R
> Email: nessenj@...
> Phone: 530-979-0894
> Web: http://irlp.jimsoffice.org
>
> On Wed, May 23, 2007 at 01:48:28PM -0000, ak5z <ak5z@...> said:
>
> >
> > I thought that was what this Reflector was (for IRLP-Embedded).
I may
> > be confused and you are refering to an IRLP voice Reflector and
not this
> > Yahoo Internet Refletor.  Was a voice Reflector what you meant?
> >
> > John, AK5Z    IRLP-Embedded Node 3600
>

--- In irlp-embedded@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Warner" <n3xpd@...> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> I am new to the group, and am considering getting into this IRLP stuff
> here in south central PA USA (FN10).
> Reading docs etc and still looking for square one.
>
> 73
> Mike - N3XPD
>

Hi Mike.

Go to http://www.irlp.net
Everything should be there for you to browse through.

Don VE7EDA

k5mes wrote:
>
>
> how many of you out there that has a embedded node would be interested
> in starting a embedded node owners net on one of the reflectors?
> the net could be used to ask and answer different questions and just
> get aquainewd with each other.
> k5mes (4273)

I'm not trying to start a flame; what is wrong with the current
reflector (irlp-embedded)?

--
73,

Larry, W1HJF
rapp@...

On Wed, May 23, 2007 at 12:16:05PM -0400, Larry Rappaport wrote:
>
> I'm not trying to start a flame; what is wrong with the current
> reflector (irlp-embedded)?

You mean *other* than the fact that this is a mailing list and not a Net?

I can see lots of reasons why it might be easier to talk about problems as
opposed to emailing back and forth.

I'd be interested in joining but I am only home on weekends for the next
several months...

73,
--
Jeff, KE9V
IRLP 4212

www.irlp.net - is the place to start.

Or monitor any of the MANY nodes already operating in PA.

3405 N3ZUU Breiningsville PA 2 147.5700 0.0000
131.8
4003 K3BM Towanda PA 2 53.4500 1.0000 82.5
4038 N3XXH Laporte PA 2 145.3100 -600.0000
167.90
4039 N3WPL Warren PA 2 146.7600 0.6000 88.5
4100 N3FE Wellsboro PA 2 444.6000 5000.0000
127.30
4101 N3FE Mansfield - North Central PA 2 443.4750
5.0000 127.30
4115 N3RBJ Philadelphia PA 2 147.4450 0.0000
189.90
4147 KB5ELV Erie PA 2 146.9100 -600.0000 0.00
4216 WA0OJS-2 Hanover PA 2 0.0000 0.0000 0.0
4234 N3KZS Hanover PA 2 447.8750 -5000.0000
103.50
4310 N3RJC Lansdowne PA 2 146.4000 0.0000
79.7Hz
4317 K3ZMC Pottstown PA 2 443.5500 5000.0000
131.8
4354 KF3EM Hummelstown PA 2 146.9250 0.0000
114.8
4528 K3PHL Philadelphia (NJ/PA/DE) PA 2 224.1800
-1600.0000 127.30
4620 N3JMD Drexel Hill PA 2 0.0000 0.0000 0.00
4658 N3SHM Philadelphia PA 2 145.4100 -600.0000
127.30
4760 N3IO Philadelphia PA 2 443.1000 5000.0000
203.5
4770 KA3KCJ Malvern PA 2 147.5400 0.0000 100.0
4780 KA3VMA Drexel Hill PA 2 147.4350 0.0000
131.80
4790 K3TAT Media PA 2 147.1950 600.0000 0.00
4867 W3SC Pottsville PA 2 147.3450 600.0000
131.8
4882 WB0CPR Philadelphia PA 2 449.7750 -5000.0000
141.30
4897 N3JCS Downingtown PA 2 447.0750 -5000.0000
123.00
4910 WA3ADI Havertown PA 2 145.5900 0.0000
146.20
4948 N3CB Plymouth Meeting PA 2 448.6750
-5000.0000 107.2
4984 N2AYM Philadelphia PA 2 0.0000 0.0000 0.00
7060 W3ND Harrisburg PA 2 145.2900 -600.0000
88.50
7340 WB3LGG Cochranville PA 2 449.6750 -5000.0000
94.80
	 Philadelphia PA 2 0.0000 0.0000 0.00


Nate WY0X

yes i was talking about a net on one of the irlp reflectors.
harold


---- James Nessen <nessenj@...> wrote:
> Yes, he's referring to doing a net on one of the IRLP Voice Reflectors.
>
> Jim
> --
> Jim Nessen K6JWN
> IRLP Nodes 3598, 3803; EchoLink 83598 K6JWN-R
> Email: nessenj@...
> Phone:
> Web: http://irlp.jimsoffice.org
>
> On Wed, May 23, 2007 at 01:48:28PM -0000, ak5z <ak5z@...> said:
>
> >
> > I thought that was what this Reflector was (for IRLP-Embedded).  I may
> > be confused and you are refering to an IRLP voice Reflector and not this
> > Yahoo Internet Refletor.  Was a voice Reflector what you meant?
> >
> > John, AK5Z    IRLP-Embedded Node 3600

My node (3600) is working very well.  Howevr, when I go to www.irlp.net
and click on "List of nodes and frequencies", I can scroll down and
find my node listed.  But, if I select "Connected Nodes and Reflector
Status", the node has never shown up in that listing. Also, when I go
to Google Earth to check the node location, the node is not in that
list.  I'm sure thee's a simple solution, but after going through the
manual and FAQs, I can't find a way to rsolve the problem.  Any
suggestions from our more experienced embedded-IRLP node owners?
John, AK5Z
Node 3600