[nos-bbs] The NRR command in jnos2.0e+

[Robert]

Hi Maiko,

Wondering if this NRR command also exist in TNOS.

Regards,

Bob

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Maiko Langelaar (ve4klm)" <maiko at pcs.mb.ca>
To: "TAPR xNOS Mailing List" <nos-bbs at lists.tapr.org>
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: [nos-bbs] The NRR command in jnos2.0e+


> Skip wrote :
> 
>> nrr does not pole my neighbor nodes.
> 
> After digging through my notes, I recall that I originally put in the
> NRR code so that JNOS will *respond* to NRR requests from any other nodes
> that are capable of doing so (ie, Xnet nodes, or JNOS nodes that have
> the NRR query code). That part still works as expected (see below) :
> 
>   *** 546 nodes displayed
>   Area: ve4klm (#1) >
>   c UBXNET
>   Trying...  The escape character is: CTRL-T
>   *** connected to UBXNET:IR2UBX-10
> 
>   <Login> 05.10.07 - 18:44:07
> 
>   Hello VE4KLM.. [snip] ...
> 
>   UBXNET:>nrr ve4klm-3
> 
>   UBXNET:>
>   *** route: IR2UBX-10 WA7V-2 VE4KLM-3* ? ? ? ? WA7V-2 IR2UBX-10
> 
>   UBXNET:>
> 
>> Admittedly this command is not the most important one ever
> 
> But, it is kinda cool to be able to visualize the path
> taken to get to a particular NODE though.
> 
>> I can not get nrr to send a poll packet to a neighbor node ...
> 
> A poll does go out (according to a recent trace I did) BUT nothing
> comes back that I can see. I could have sworn the client worked at
> some point, but now I don't remember. I will see if I can get it
> working properly.
> 
>> If there is an ampr.net site readily available ...
> 
> Go to mine, then connect to any of the Xnet nodes (it's pretty
> obvious which ones they are when you look at the alias names,
> then do a 'nrr ve4klm-3'. IF a response does not come back it
> means the netrom link between us is not good ...
> 
> Maiko
> 
> 
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