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Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc / Re: Reach the Radio over openVPN ?
« on: 2021-11-18, 04:51:40 »
Enrico,
You are not the only one. I am using Tailscale and have exactly the same issue. I can log into the router and the RRC Control and Radio Boxes but can not initiate radio turn on, control and audio. It is very frustrating because I am trying to get away from crap cellular connection that has a Static IP. It seems that RemoteRig does not behave very well with their signaling system and no one seems to want to give any details on it's execution.
The Control box generates a short burst of data to the Remote box and it does not wait for a response. I have watched the local network and Tailscale traffic using Wireshark but have not been able to see what happens at the remote end yet. These VNC networks do have dedicated internal IP and they are capable of establishing the best route. Tailscale is based on Wireguard.
If I had a suggestion to adapt RemoteRig to modern times by implementing a web server with the same functionality using plug in modules for rig control. It would seem like a better option than floating s small stateless UDP packet for turn on around the network.
Bob W7RH
You are not the only one. I am using Tailscale and have exactly the same issue. I can log into the router and the RRC Control and Radio Boxes but can not initiate radio turn on, control and audio. It is very frustrating because I am trying to get away from crap cellular connection that has a Static IP. It seems that RemoteRig does not behave very well with their signaling system and no one seems to want to give any details on it's execution.
The Control box generates a short burst of data to the Remote box and it does not wait for a response. I have watched the local network and Tailscale traffic using Wireshark but have not been able to see what happens at the remote end yet. These VNC networks do have dedicated internal IP and they are capable of establishing the best route. Tailscale is based on Wireguard.
If I had a suggestion to adapt RemoteRig to modern times by implementing a web server with the same functionality using plug in modules for rig control. It would seem like a better option than floating s small stateless UDP packet for turn on around the network.
Bob W7RH