[aprssig] aprs server question
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Mon Aug 8 06:51:09 EDT 2005
It is _very_ important to use different SSID's for verified connections.
Even if only one of two connections is verified (valid password), you
must use a different SSID for the non-verified (read-only password)
connection. Multiple connections from the same callsign-SSID of which
at least one is a verified connection is considered a potential loop
generator and is denied.
This also applies to connecting to different servers. Only one
callsign-SSID should be connecting to APRS-IS at a time using a verified
connection. Bottom line, unless the callsign-SSID is used for read-only
connections exclusively (like javAPRS, for instance), you must be use
unique callsign-SSID's for each connection into the APRS-IS. You must
also use unique callsign-SSID's for RF stations as all RF stations are
also seen on APRS-IS.
If you look at http://www.findu.com/stream 99% of the "missing" packets
are caused by people connecting to multiple servers with the same
callsign-SSID.
73,
Pete Loveall AE5PL
mailto:pete at ae5pl.net
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Rich
> Posted At: Monday, August 08, 2005 2:59 AM
> Subject: [aprssig] aprs server question
>
> How can I stop the aprs server booting me off cause i connect twice ?
>
> Can i use a different ssid ?
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