[Dstar] Re: Dstar Digest, Vol 25, Issue 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, , 7.......get the idea!!!!!!

[Adrian]

>> Internet Connectivity is not allowed (LCD) on the Australian DD 23 modules,
>> so you will find the 40001 router port will be shut on the gateway 
>> router to prevent
>> this occurring.
> Thats a bit narrow minded.
Me, d-star admin, or the ACMA? hi hi, that's how it is.
>
> What if it was a non internet mail server.  You can use a mail server 
> to collect your internet
> mail and then re-serve it on a LAN to users.  That doesnt make it 
> internet anymore.

Hence my comment; ¨Unless a server(s) is set-up on the gateway machine 
(Intranet), DD is not
going to provide much if any functionality for the user.¨


>
> Maybe it was collected on a 23cm DD simplex channel,

Not sure what you mean here Mark, what, collected from where?

23cm DD module is a rps half duplex connection in any case, and its not 
a repeater as such, but just a access point to a server(enabled with 
repeater controller windows usb config software) or internet node, the 
later not LCD compliant, so disabled.

The gateway machine would need eg: port 110 isp access to user isp 
accounts to retrieve and then place on a Intranet server,
which is possible, but unlikely to occur.
A generic hotmail type retrieve system with users having the same email 
format, may be the easiest solution for email server set-up.
There is no user DD connectivity to other users outside the local 
system, via the 23cm DD module, like as in DV mode.
I think Richard VK3JFK and David VK3UR set-up an impressive server 
system on VK3RWN AD, not sure if it is still active or not.

I think this type of setup was, hoped to be shared with other WIA 23 cm 
DD systems.

vk4tux