[nos-bbs] Complete config of my home QTH setup

[jerome schatten]

At the risk of becoming annoying and publicly exposing my ignorance, all I’m trying to do is to get my tunnel working again. 

Here, jnos is on a pi on my lan. bpq is on another pi on my lan. I’m trying to get these two machines to talk to each other. This is in aid of getting ve3zda’s jnos to talk to my BPQ over the net the way it used to. In other words, I’ve set up a dummy network on my lan for testing.

Right now, on the lan, jnos can send polls and nodes broadcasts to my bpq machine and they can be seen on my bpq machine.  But nothing coming from bpq gets to the jnos machine. I cannot ping the router from the jnos machine, so obviously my efforts to add the proper routing statements have been unsuccessful. Once I get that going, I think I can attend to the rest of it. 

I have an iptables firewall but it’s disabled now that I’m just working on the lan.

So, can I draw you out a bit more about the routing statement(s)?

With thanks,
jerome - ve7ass



 




> On Dec 19, 2024, at 09:18, Maiko Langelaar (Personal) <maiko at pcsinternet.ca> wrote:
> 
> I should clarify. I use IP masquerade so that JNOS looks like any
> other PC or system on my local LAN, you can see the setup of
> that in the sample startup script. Basically I only do outgoing
> connections on this configuration. So DMZ is not required at
> all for this, but of course if you want to connect to JNOS from
> the outside, then DMZ can be used.
> 
> May I strongly recommend, you firewall your JNOS with care,
> since DMZ puts JNOS direct on the internet. I know it's a DSL,
> FIBRE, or CABLE service, not like targeting a fixed hostname,
> but you never know, right ? right !
> 
> Maiko
> 
> On 12/19/24 11:10, Maiko Langelaar (Personal) wrote:
>> I don't use the DMZ for this, the JNOS is meant as a client only.
>> 
>> BUT to answer your question, DMZ would point to the JNOS side
>> of the tunnel interface between linux and JNOS. The router must
>> know how to get there though, so static route via the linux box
>> should be configured in the router itself.
>> 
>> Maiko
>> 
>> On 12/19/24 11:04, jerome schatten wrote:
>> 
>>> Thank you Maiko!! Which end of the tunnel points to the DMZ?
>>> Thanks,
>>> jerome - ve7ass
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> On Dec 19, 2024, at 07:09, Maiko Langelaar (Personal) <maiko at pcsinternet.ca> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> If anyone is interested or needs guidance to get at least
>>>> something working, then here is a complete configuration
>>>> of my home QTH station, using the latest development :
>>>> 
>>>>    https://www.langelaar.net/radio/ve4klm/station
>>>> 
>>>> Configuration files, start up scripts, basically 'everything' ...
>>>> 
>>>> This is a non-amprnet setup, the main use is for HF aprs igate
>>>> and monitoring, but you can easily connect to it over HF if you
>>>> wanted. At some point, I may move this to IPV6 network, since
>>>> JNOS has it's own IPV6 stack (for a while now) ...
>>>> 
>>>> In this setup, JNOS is just another program, with internet
>>>> connectivity through your standard home dsl or cable router
>>>> service.
>>>> 
>>>> Merry Christmas, and the best of the new year !
>>>>   may you have many many more, as my aging dad always said
>>>> 
>>>> I hope you are all doing as good as can be, take care.
>>>> 
>>>> Maiko / VE4KLM
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
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