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General discussion forum / Working through initial set up issues
« on: 2010-03-14, 17:12:34 »
I have made progress and have a few more questions...comments.
I found that the Radio (remote) RCC box must share the same power supply as the radio.
I tried using a separate power supply at the radio end and nothing worked.
Is this a known issue?
I also found that I needed to open ports and port forward in the router.
I had not seen anything in your set up instructions about ports.
I assume everyone else just knows this.
I found that I had to open ports 80, 23,5060, 11000&12000 and forward all of them to 192.168.1.228.
I also had to turn off the Windows firewall. I can probably turn it back on after allowing exceptions for these ports.
I wonder if I can move the port 80 function to another port?
I use port 80 for VNC to access the remote computer.
Is there another port that is not in common use that is available for this function?
Nothing I have tried seems to allow me to use the system in the same room without severe RF interference getting into the transmitted audio.
Does this mean that the system is not usable over a LAN ....say from a basement radio room to an upstairs office?
I don't plan to do that ....but I assume other Hams might want to.
I found that the Radio (remote) RCC box must share the same power supply as the radio.
I tried using a separate power supply at the radio end and nothing worked.
Is this a known issue?
I also found that I needed to open ports and port forward in the router.
I had not seen anything in your set up instructions about ports.
I assume everyone else just knows this.
I found that I had to open ports 80, 23,5060, 11000&12000 and forward all of them to 192.168.1.228.
I also had to turn off the Windows firewall. I can probably turn it back on after allowing exceptions for these ports.
I wonder if I can move the port 80 function to another port?
I use port 80 for VNC to access the remote computer.
Is there another port that is not in common use that is available for this function?
Nothing I have tried seems to allow me to use the system in the same room without severe RF interference getting into the transmitted audio.
Does this mean that the system is not usable over a LAN ....say from a basement radio room to an upstairs office?
I don't plan to do that ....but I assume other Hams might want to.