Well, I figured this out with the help of the developers. It's reasonably simple for anyone who has a reasonable knowledge of Linux. If anyone wants to know how, just message me via this or FB.

I actually used them just to perform backups of other servers and they have worked out just fine.

Thanks, Steve. This maybe cheaper than VULTR. Thanks. On 6/28/2020 9:20 AM, Steve N4IRS wrote:

<https://dvswitch.groups.io/g/main/message/6817> On 6/28/20 12:16 PM, Nomis Bayan Jr. wrote:

Hello, Is the $12.50 per year? Could you provide the provider? On 6/28/2020 4:54 AM, W8DSB wrote:

Good to hear it's working. I would suggest anyone reading this thread keep the following in mind: 1: The VM is directly exposed to the internet with the ability to login as root. I

I too was able to follow Steve's info and buy the $12.50 ($10.00) plan. I did get a ALLSTAR node to run as a test. Attached is the info I used to setup the cloud I have now, It includes ALLSTAR,

Roby, seems to have worked … tnx.. -- Tom VE3NY

Firstly thanks for letting me into the group. I have just set up a Rpi with DVlink and a tablet PC and a phone with DVSwitch, and so far so good. When I look at the DStar reflector listing, it has

i think you have to install libgps-dev and then the compilation will be successful apt-get install libgps-dev Roby IV3JDV

I believe VE3SP

I did, but I solved it. As of now, the existing system builder script is going to be replaced. I really don't have the time to put out a new one. I am spending my time preparing for and working

Steve, does “ So far seems to work. I installed DVSwitch-Server on it.” mean that you have YSF working as well? You didn’t encounter the “ APRSWriter.h:36:17: fatal error:” message? -- Tom

Who moderates Allstar@groupsio ? On 6/27/2020 4:05 PM, Steve N4IRS wrote:

So far seems to work. I installed DVSwitch-Server on it. As Tom says, I wont run D-Star since it's a VM but for $10.00 a year it works (for now) As Corey will attest, we have been burned by cheap

I'm looking at this <https://bgpview.io/prefix/192.3.118.0/24> any indication of would they announce 44? On 6/27/20 3:52 PM, Corey Dean N3FE wrote:

Great to read this..

Yes they do as I am using it for my 44 subnet. Corey n3fe

https://www.vultr.com/ are one of the few budget providers that will allow you to announce IPs via BGP

Debian 9 64 bit -- Tom VE3NY