[nos-bbs] Detail trace interpretation

George (Skip) VerDuin k8rra at ameritech.net
Sun Feb 19 15:13:21 EST 2006


Oh my - I'm replying to my own mail > not good...
I do now have some of what I was looking for - the AX.25 spec dated 1998
from tapr.
This is good news - and as you might expect it begins to answer the
question I posed.
I find that JNOS reports header info in an interpreted way - not "raw"?

Armed with the new spec information I am making my way thru the trace
data.
I have not finished yet, but my initial impression remains as before my
first request.
JNOS seems to be issuing RR frames for text frames that have not been
received?

Let me restate my initial question in the following way:

In other installs - are there strange interactions happening with NOS
that seem related to information exchange?
Specifically do sessions seem to have trouble remaining "connected"?
Specifically does there seem to be lots of "overhead traffic" to sort
out data and keep connected?

I hope I'm on a "goose chase" that will end with my finding JNOS is
doing exactly what it needs to do and the only problem I'm having at
this moment is lack of education.  In the mean time - thanks for your
ear...


On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 15:29 -0500, George (Skip) VerDuin wrote:

> Greetings,
> 
> I'm looking at a detail trace for some AX.25 comm on VHF of last night
> from jnos.
> I'm OK with most of what I see, but stumble on a small detail I find
> no documentation for.
> 
> I find the following in the trace:
> 
> AX25: K8RRA->N8YJT RR(F) NR=0
> 
> I'm K8RRA, and at the moment this was created I was in contact with
> N8YJT.
> How should I interpret "RR(F)"?
> How does it differ from "RR(P)"?
> 
> This probably is not a jnos issue - it seems like an AX-25 standards
> issue...
> I really would like a detail description of (P) and (F) if one already
> exists.
> I rather expect I have missed one or more important document.
> 
> 73
> de Skip k8rra k
> 
> 
> 
> 
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73
de Skip k8rra k


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