So I see this thread is going on 2 years old. But has there been any more info on this. I pulled this code recently and started using it. I am able to get US Hytera repeaters to connect and talk to HB

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That is correct. You will need IPSC-Bridge and HB-Bridge. The IPSC-Bridge will need to connect to your "System" on the DMRlink server. And the HB-Link will need to connect to a "system" on your HB-Lin

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It was solved by turning off authentication. The machine connects to a raspberry pi within the network that converts it to mmdvm to the main hblink server. So the authentication was a little redundant

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Weird. Well we're going to swap the machine for a known good one. Going to do more testing in the home lab than the repeater site.

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Ok i have got it talking to my Motorola master. Now im trying to get Dmrlink to connect with brandmiester. This is what I have for configuration. [bm] ENABLED: True RADIO_ID: 311078 IP: PORT: 5000 ALI

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Hi I've had DMRLink set up and running. I can get a Motorola repeater to connect up to DMRLink but I cant get DMRLink to connect (Peer) to a Motorola Master. I would like to be able to run it this way

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Hi, I Have Been running HBlink3(x2),DMR_Bridge and DMRlink. I have them all running in separate docker ubuntu lockers. (Brandmiester) | (Hot Spots MMDVM)----<HBlink3 bridge.py>-----------<Hblink3 brid