[nos-bbs] Making decision how-to correctly put xNOS online

[Jay]

Greetings,
    This should help as a Step-By-Step to installing JNOS on a Linux 
machine.  It is specific to a Raspberry-Pi, but the critical steps are 
basically the same for any Linux computer.

    http://www.mi-drg.org/HOWTO-JNOS-on-Pi3-v4.3.pdf

    The following URL contains all the EXAMPLE support/config files for 
setting up a JNOS station, either on NAT or on a static IP address:

    http://www.mi-drg.org/jnos.html


    Enjoy!
       --- Jay WB8TKL
           Ypsilanti, Michigan




On Thu, 30 Mar 2023, Anton Laukhin (RC3C) wrote:

> Hi guys,
>  
> I'm still trying to get back on xNOS installation on my Debian machine. What is to
> recommend to do?
>  
> 1) Linux machine is under NAT with private IP like 192.168.80.10
> 2) is that needed to put a tunnel to main router from Linux and back to Linux?
> 3) Or do I need get real ip for Linux machine?
> 4) I have 44.63.16.96/28 ampr registered network in use 
>  
> TKS/73
>  
> -- 
> 73s and kind regards
> Anton RC3C (ex. RV3DHC)
> eMail: rc3c.cqdx at yandex.ru  | Mobile: +79032248773 | Web: http://www.rc3c.ru 
>  
> 
>
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