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Rpt.conf is where the majority of user-facing features, such as the node's CW and voice ID, DTMF commands and timers are set. There is a lot of capability here which can be difficult to grasp. Fortunately the default [https://github.com/AllStarLink/DIAL/blob/master/configs/rpt.conf DIAL rpt.conf] is well commented and will work fine for most node admins.   

Rpt.conf is where the majority of user-facing features, such as the node's CW and voice ID, DTMF commands and timers are set. There is a lot of capability here which can be difficult to grasp. Fortunately the default [https://github.com/PTTLink/DIAL/blob/master/configs/rpt.conf DIAL rpt.conf] is well commented and will work fine for most node admins.   

=DTMF Commands=

=DTMF Commands=

=Nodes Stanza=

=Nodes Stanza=

The [nodes] stanza is a list of nodes, their IP addresses, port and "NONE" for non-remote base nodes. The nodes stanza is used to identify which node is mapped to which Internet call and to determine the destination to send the call to. If you are using automatic update for Allstar link (public) nodes, no Allstar link nodes should be defined here. Only place a definition for your local nodes, and private (off of allstar link) nodes or nodes behind the same NAT router here.

The [nodes] stanza is a list of nodes, their IP addresses, port and "NONE" for non-remote base nodes. The nodes stanza is used to identify which node is mapped to which Internet call and to determine the destination to send the call to. If you are using automatic update for PTTLink (public) nodes, no PTTLink nodes should be defined here. Only place a definition for your local nodes, and private (off of PTTLink) nodes or nodes behind the same NAT router here.

Sample:

Sample:

2503 = radio@192.168.1.20:4570/2503,NONE      ; Public node behind the same NAT router

2503 = radio@192.168.1.20:4570/2503,NONE      ; Public node behind the same NAT router

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The [nodes] stanza performs a function similar to an OS hosts file. When looking up node information, app_rpt looks in the [nodes] stanza first then searches (what could be called the Allstar DNS) the /var/lib/asterisk/rpt_extnodes file.

The [nodes] stanza performs a function similar to an OS hosts file. When looking up node information, app_rpt looks in the [nodes] stanza first then searches (what could be called the PTTLink DNS) the /var/lib/asterisk/rpt_extnodes file.

=Telemetry Stanza=

=Telemetry Stanza=