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PE1RRR > SYSOP 31.01.20 01:02z 33 Lines 1176 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 1125_PE1RRR
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Subj: AXUDP Node Link Request
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PE1RRR
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>From pe1rrr%pe1rrr.#nbw.nld.euro@i0ojj.ampr.org Fri Jan 31 01:58:40 2020
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>From: pe1rrr@pe1rrr.#nbw.nld.euro
X-JNOS-User-Port: Telnet (i3xty @ 44.134.32.240) -> Sending message
Hi all
Due to nodes leaving the system (RIP) there are gaps in my network which
i would like to improve.
I have already implemented quite a number of discovered addresses and I
apologise in advance if my node has been knocking your ports without
prior arrangement, this was only to find those who are running
automatic route mapping configuration.
If you have a strict network policy, please let me know if this is
the correct address for you, if possible I would prefer DNS hostnames.
My node is reachable always via this address: z.red-heat.com port 10093
callsign PE1RRR-7.
I do have a JNOS system as well which I will be testing out (PE1RRR-8)
which will be on the ampr.org network shortly.
Thanks for reading,
Please get in touch by mail to arrange BBS forwarding if you wish.
pe1rrr@amsat.org
Red/PE1RRR
http://eindhoven.space
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