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Unable to connect to 5 digit node #386
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In the cli type You can turn off the debug messages with |
Looking at the debug the following two lines are telling:
Even though I entered |
I cannot duplicate the issue here. Turn up the debugging |
It is just not picking up that last digit. |
Just checking ...
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It almost seems like you don't have this fix - #372. I don't think this will fix the problem, but you can give it a try. Edit |
Ha! @KB4MDD and are were thinking the same thing :-) More info on node resolution can be found @ https://allstarlink.github.io/adv-topics/noderesolution/ |
Well, I found the problem, it was a loose nut behind the keyboard (me). Connected my AllStar node to my phone's hotspot and Bob's your uncle I am able to connect to a five-digit node. So, what in my home network is preventing me from connecting to a five-digit node? |
Wi-Fi? Ethernet? DHCP or static IP addressing? and if static did you also configure DNS? |
When the node as not connecting to five-digit nodes it was Ethernet DHCP. Right now my node is wi-fi to my phone's hotspot and works great. |
Well, you've narrowed things down a bunch. Does this system have a keyboard/display? If so, when connected via Ethernet I would suggest checking that the system has an IP address and that a viable DNS configuration was provided by your DHCP server. Else, can you SSH the device and again check the DNS configuration. In short, without DNS you can't lookup hosts (or nodes). |
Definitely a DNS problem. The DNS assigned by DHCP was not working so I made a manual entry under the Ethernet connection and now I have a wired node that connects to other five-digit nodes. Thanks for all the help and I learned a little bit more about Asterisk. Thanks for a great product. 73 Andrew |
Unable to connect to a five digit node using DTMF from a radio keypad or Supermon. Also unable to connect to a five digit node from CLI using: rpt fun 58846 *355553. Can connect to a four digit node using the mentioned methods.
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