Linux-Hams archive - October 1998: Re: TCPIP over AX25

Re: TCPIP over AX25

Klaus Kudielka (ivb.hcfrteo@huji.ac.il)
Wed, 07 Oct 1998 09:06:12 +0900

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Richard Adams wrote:
> The QST above is an ARP-request, your machine wants to know what hardware
> address the destination is using, now if the remote stn, is reachable on
> your local lan then he would/should reply with his interface callsign-ssid,
> See the following paragraph.
> However if he is not then you will possably have to use ax25rtd which comes
> with the ax25-utils.

ax25rtd doesn't help him at all if the remote station doesn't contact him first.

Willi, you have to create:

- a direct IP route (you already did that)
- a manual ARP entry ("arp" command)
(defining the callsign for the destination IP)
- an AX.25 route ("axparms" command)
(defining the digipeaters needed to reach that callsign)

-Klaus

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