[nos-bbs] soundcard modem software - can any of them connect out ?

[Maiko Langelaar]

 > Slave the port to your production machine out in the cloud via VPN or 
similar?

I want something very simple, have the soundmodem software connect to
my floating cloud based or whatever JNOS or other systems. There's a 
mobility
aspect to this as well, and it's nice and clean, just one connect, done. 
Let the
JNOS or other system deal with bringing up the port as active or not in 
service.

I want to switch the role of the soundmodem software, instead of running a
listener, why not have the ability to connect to a central server that 
has a port
preconfigured, so that when client connects the port becomes 'active' 
type of
thing.

I actually BCCd Patrick of MultiPSK on this (he's on holidays), curious 
how easy
it would be for him to implement, but at the same time don't want to 
create a
huge make work project for him. It was just an idea, but I would 
certainly use.

Maiko

>
>     Mark
>
>     On Tue, Jul 25, 2017 at 12:24 PM, Bill Vodall <wa7nwp at gmail.com
>     <mailto:wa7nwp at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>         SSH with reverse port forwarding? Or are you looking for a
>         packet program rather than an IP network service?
>
>         Bill
>
>         On Jul 25, 2017 9:05 AM, "Maiko Langelaar" <maiko at pcs.mb.ca
>         <mailto:maiko at pcs.mb.ca>> wrote:
>
>             Good day,
>
>             It would be very VERY usefull if I could actually connect
>             from (say Multipsk)
>             to my JNOS server instead of the other way around. The
>             standard practice
>             up till now has been for JNOS to initiate a connect to a
>             listener running on
>             the Winmor or Multipsk or whatever software.
>
>             But since my JNOS is now running on a VM somewhere out in
>             the internet
>             world, connecting to a listener on my home PC is
>             'practically' not possible.
>
>             I would like to keep a packet port in operation at my home
>             location, it would
>             be nice if the soundcard modem software could initiate
>             outgoing connects
>             to my JNOS server and then I could use the software like I
>             normally do.
>
>             Hopefully I'm being clear to what I'm trying to accomplish
>             here.
>
>             Anyone know if any of the soundcard modem software can do
>             this ? I'm
>             guessing no at this time, but it doesn't hurt to ask.
>
>             IF not, perhaps a new feature (depending how difficult it
>             would be for
>             the authors to implement) ? This is just an idea, no
>             expectations :)
>
>             Maiko
>
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