Derek, You can connect to YSF reflectors and FCS rooms. You can not connect to wires-x rooms. Same as you can not connect to a wires-x room from a hotspot. Steve N4IRS

One of my sites is the local hospital. I utilize their internet connection. They use Geo-location on their firewalls so no one outside of the US can access the network.

What is the format of the tune string for YSF. I am also wondering how I interpret what I find https://www.yaesu.com/jp/en/wires-x/id/active_room.php Into a YSF node list. I wanted to link up to

It's just as easy to enter a new random Radio ID in as it is get a new IP address, i'm sure if you block him by radio ID, he will probably just take on a new one.

Is the p25 connection on its own private node? If it is disconnect the node if he connects and let him talk to himself. After a while he will go away.

Yup, it's gone way beyond that. This guy feels he's entitled to come on and tie up our system with very disruptive behavior. We've blocked a few IPs but he still manages to get in. Our specific

I don’t know which specific configuration you were talking about but they would still go out over the P 25 reflector even if you block them from going somewhere else have you tried to contact this

Just to leave no stone unturned. I don't suppose there is a way to block stations anywhere in the MMDVM configuration either? We have an overseas station that has been causing us a lot of

OK, so, no, there is no mechanism for blacklisting a user on the P25Reflector. Steve N4IRS

Ideally not that way I want to do things as people find ways around IP) blocks.

Find the IP address of the station you want to block and use IP tables to block them. -- Doug Gooden troytrojan@...

Question for the group, is there a way to block (blacklist) a station from connecting to a P25 Reflector? Thank you 73 Ted W6SAT

Correct, put it in the AllStarLink subgroup.

Ok I will post there!

Steve, Before we go down this road, let's move this to the AllStar subgroup. Maybe someone else has run into this. Steve

Steve, I have been having problems with ASL running in my Raspberry Pi 3B. I have a crontab to restart ASL overninght 00 00 * * * systemctl restart asterisk. So I have noticed: ·

All I can say is there is an agreement with a few statewide talkgroups that we stick to true dmr. It is either that or we will see the bridge between the networks go away.

This is not a public bridge, but rather similar to a hotspot connection for local use. How is that different from say, an Openspot 3 with cross mode capability coming in via Fusion or D-star to DMR.

Have you read the USA section of the bm wiki? Many of the cbridge based networks that bm is a guest to doesn’t want any type of cross mode. The clearnode translates analog to dmr therefore is a

I finally figured out how to add DMR master servers to the ClearNode configuration on the iPhone. Talk group 3142 had the same issue on all 3 US servers, but it seems to be all right on Canada server