Hello all. Is it possible to connect AREDN to Hamvoip? I have two Hamvoip nodes I would like to connect. One is a UHF repeater and the other is a simplex node. On the repeater, I have DVSwitch Server connecting my TGIF talkgroup and I have Echolink, Hamshack hotline and Broadcastify connected. The simplex has nothing connected to it. If anyone can give me some advice or instructions for this, I would be grateful. Thank you very much. 73' de W2LPC.
W2LPC repeater located in South Plainfield, NJ. 07080
445.2750 (-) PL Tone 141.3 (Motorola CMD750's RX/TX 45watts)
Allstar Node Repeater #51284 (Hamvoip)
Allstar Node Simplex #53754 (Hamvoip)
Echolink -R Node #584598 (Permanent connection to repeater)
Hamshack Hotline #6100000044 or 94029 RF (VOIP system on Cisco SPA525G Linked to repeater and cellphone)
DMR ID #3179401 TGIF TG #91997 (Computer Geeks of America)
DMR TG 91997 Permanent connection to the repeater via DVSwitch Server
D-Star on REF001 C or REF030 C
Streaming on Broadcastify
https://www.qrz.com/db/w2lpc
http://51284.ip.hamvoip.org/supermon2/link.php?nodes=51284,53754,1999,1997
W2LPC repeater located in South Plainfield, NJ. 07080
445.2750 (-) PL Tone 141.3 (Motorola CMD750's RX/TX 45watts)
Allstar Node Repeater #51284 (Hamvoip)
Allstar Node Simplex #53754 (Hamvoip)
Echolink -R Node #584598 (Permanent connection to repeater)
Hamshack Hotline #6100000044 or 94029 RF (VOIP system on Cisco SPA525G Linked to repeater and cellphone)
DMR ID #3179401 TGIF TG #91997 (Computer Geeks of America)
DMR TG 91997 Permanent connection to the repeater via DVSwitch Server
D-Star on REF001 C or REF030 C
Streaming on Broadcastify
https://www.qrz.com/db/w2lpc
http://51284.ip.hamvoip.org/supermon2/link.php?nodes=51284,53754,1999,1997
Being on 5.8 GHz, the AREDN nodes do require line of sight between them, or at least a network of nodes linking the two PBX sites together.
Hope this helps.
73
Orv W6BI
Tell us about your '(AREDN) system'.
Tell us about what connection (Internet Protocol) is required for 'HAMvoip'.
AREDN networking expects at least 2 'end points/nodes', you have described none.
If you are seeking a RF connection between sites, then knowing the
latitude, longitude, and antenna elevation at each AREDN node site would be helpful.
73, Chuck
i.e. Someone else. :-|
"Hamvoip uses TCP/IP for internet linking through a verification server."
W2LPC:
AREDN is not an internet/WWW resource.
AREDN allows the creation of an intranet network.
Each AREDN intranet is like a home LAN without an implied internet connection.
You can connect AREDN sites to other AREDN sites via an ethernet device-to-device connection (DtD),
or over-the-air (RF) to another AREDN device, or via an internet tunnel (TUN).
It seems to me that,
if you want to use HAMvoip,
you will need a stand-alone 'verification server' internal to your AREDN intranet.
I have visited https://www.arednmesh.org/comment/reply/4557/23486 twice and
I still have no clue about what 'HAMvoip' nor 'AllStar' does.
I know a little asterisk.
I operate an asterisk PBX and directly trunk with 14 other PBXs and 3 VoIP services.
73, Chuck
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http://51284.ip.hamvoip.org/supermon2/link.php?nodes=51284,53754,1999,1997