Sounds not un-reasonable. Experimenting at > 9k6 is where the effort
needs to be. See:
http://lois.kud-fp.si/hamradio/hid.html
> Anyway, on to the main point of this post:
> Am I correct in thinking that the integration of TCP-IP over AX25 into
> Linux means that you are able to treat the radio network in the same
> way as the Internet or a LAN? Can you use http, ftp, rlogin, ping, and
Yes, treat it as per the Internet i.e. firewall your system.
> all the other stuff which make TCP-IP so useful? How do you get a IP
> assigned? How slow is it for accessing, say, html documents via http
^ ^
| Very, forget images, keep
| pages to about 1k chars.
|
I think the answer is:
Mike G6PHF@GB7MBB Lancashire North of Blackpool
or
David G4TUP@GB7NWI Rest of Lancashire.
If all else fails try:
Paul Taylor g1plt@gb7tvg UK AMPRNET Co-Ordinator.
> with it? (I believe we still have a 1200 baud backbone here :( ).
What backbone, more like a set of disconnected vertebra.
> Thanks.
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