[nos-bbs] 44.120.xxx.xxx comes from where?

[Jerome Schatten]

Thanks Jay... Yeah... I can hear his audio on the RF channel Arp-ing 
away. I guess he's got an old copy of someone's autoexec.nos file and 
he's trying to set up jnos. You don't have example files kicking around 
on the net do you? If so, that may be where he picked it up from <g>.  
Any activity is better than no activity methinks. I know who it is now.

Thanks for your response,
jerome ve7ass

On 14-02-17 08:37 PM, Jay Nugent wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> On Mon, 17 Feb 2014, Jerome Schatten wrote:
>
>> Eeeeek!  Dyslexia!
>>
>> This is what I'm seeing...
>>
>> Mon Feb 17 16:25:47 2014 - vhf recv:
>> KISS: Port 0 Data
>> AX25: ->QST UI pid=ARP
>> ARP: len 30 hwtype AX.25 prot IP op REQUEST
>> sender IPaddr 44.102.1.100 hwaddr
>> target IPaddr 44.102.1.1 hwaddr
>>
>> Looks like someone just made up the ip addresses to me; it's coming 
>> in my vhf port and I can hear the packets. I'm in 44.135 land.
>>
>> j.
>
>    44.102.1.1 is my Hamgate (hamgate.washtenaw.ampr.org) and the .100 
> address is assigned to pog.ampr.org, but I don't recall him being on 
> the air in a few years.  But if you are seeing this come *IN* to your 
> RF port, I doubt it is originating here in 44.102 land (Michigan).
>
>    --- Jay  WB8TKL
>
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