[aprssig] APRS routing strategies
Jason Winningham jdw at eng.uah.eduWed Feb 16 19:14:54 UTC 2005
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On Feb 15, 2005, at 2:40 PM, Henk de Groot wrote: > This proposal is to introduce 4 new generic digipeater calls, living > besides the existing WIDE, TRACE and RELAY calls (thanks to Bill Vodal > for the names :-)). These are: > > LOCAL, REGION, WORLD and IGATE The LOCAL/REGION/WORLD idea is simpler for the end user, but it doesn't necessarily give a good feel for how far a packet will really go, since the actual number of hops is based on local load and configuration, and the distance between those hops is a geographical issue. It would be great for appliance operators, but a ham should be more sophisticated, IMO (at least enough to understand the idea of a hop count). Is there any mechanism to suppress/modify a bad configuration? For example, what happens if my path is WORLD,WORLD,WORLD? -Jason kg4wsv
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