[aprssig] Bad path for a plane
Ron Stordahl ron.stordahl at digikey.comTue Apr 11 00:53:20 UTC 2006
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Because the KPC3's only provide 4 slots for UID's, and the UIDIGI-ROM provides 8 (which is somewhat better), there are still all kinds of paths which I could enumerate here which break the limitations. Hopefully those who want to break the rules are not clever enough to realize what they are! Ron, N5IN Doug Ferrell wrote: >>>>> Ron Stordahl <ron.stordahl at digikey.com> 04/10/06 4:59 PM >>> >>>>> >> The 'law' will have to be enforced by smarter digipeaters, which scan >> the path and discards the packets which violate the rules. With the >> installed base of KPC3's and UIDIGI-ROM's that's going to be a long long >> time.... >> > > > HHmmmmm the KPC-3's on the new paradigm catches the bad paths and > stops 'em dead (just like Raid). I agree that there are many solutions to > the problem but I'm curious about the above statement 'With the installed > based of KPC3's and UIDI-ROMS's...' > > As the operator of 3 WIDE digi's, I've seen firsthand "bad packets > (i.e relay,wide3-3,wide3-3) that get's stopped dead. now that more local > digi-ops (tri-state area, GA AL,FL) have adopted the new paradigm, i've > seen at least an 80% drop of trash packets coming through. > >
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