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[[Category:How to]]
AllStar Node Number Extensions
A Node Number Extension is a method to expand any issued node number to as many as ten node numbers. The reasons for this are to allow users to assign themselves sequential node numbers while preserving and expanding valuable node number space. The concept is very simple; allow users to optionally expand the length of any of their node numbers by one digit.
A Node Number Extension is a method to expand any issued node number to as many as ten node numbers. The reasons for this are to allow users to assign themselves sequential node numbers while preserving and expanding valuable node number space. The concept is very simple; allow users to optionally expand the length of any of their node numbers by one digit.
The node number must be changed on two lines in rpt.conf. First change the node number stanza title.
The node number must be changed on two lines in rpt.conf. First change the node number stanza title.
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[xxxxx0] ; node stanza title
[xxxxx0] ; node stanza title. Replace xxxxx with your original node number.
rxchannel=DAHDI/pseudo ; Rx audio/signalling channel
rxchannel=DAHDI/pseudo ; Example Rx audio/signalling channel. There is no need to change what you have.
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[nodes]
[nodes]
xxxxx0 = radio@127.0.0.1:pppp/xxxxx0,NONE ; replace xxxxx with your original node number. If :pppp (the port number) exists do not change
xxxxx0 = radio@127.0.0.1/xxxxx0,NONE
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[globals]
[globals]
HOMENPA=714
HOMENPA=714
NODE=xxxxx0 ; modify this line
NODE=xxxxx0 ; Modify this line. Replace xxxxx with your original node number.
[default]
[default]
[radio-secure]
[radio-secure]
exten => _XXXX!,n,rpt,${EXTEN} ; the upcast X is required syntax, do not change.
exten => _XXXX!,n,rpt,${EXTEN} ; the upper case X is required syntax, do not change.
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HamVoIP registration will look like this:
HamVoIP registration will look like this:
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register=nnnnn0#pppp:password@register.hamvoip.org ; where #pppp is the port, the # is required as part of the port
register=nnnnn0#pppp:password@register.hamvoip.org ; where #pppp is the port, the # is required syntax, do not change
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That's it! Now restart your node for the changes to take effect. Make sure your new node number is registered and can connect.
That's it! Now restart your node for the changes to take effect. Make sure your new node number is registered and can connect.
= Add Subsequent NNX Node =
= Add Subsequent NNX Node(s) =
If you want to add another node to the same server server, the process is exactly the same as [[Two_Nodes_on_One_Server]].
If you want to add another node to the same server server, the process is exactly the same as [[Two_Nodes_on_One_Server]].
If you want to add another node to a new server see these instructions: [[Media:ASL two servers one netwrok.pdf|PDF explaining how to have two servers behind a NAT router.]]
If you want to add an NNX node to a new server, the process is no different than building a new server, or exactly the same as [[Media:ASL two servers one netwrok.pdf|PDF explaining how to have two servers behind a NAT router.]]