Re: Re: Test2
  By: Nicholas Boel to Joe Delahaye on Mon Nov 17 2014 20:54:08

 NB> If you're still using sbbsecho:

 NB> Do you use echocfg to add/remove links? Or do you edit sbbsecho.cfg
 NB> manually?

 NB> Either way, you'll probably have to change your configuration for Mark's
 NB> system. If I understand it right, you'll have to make sure there's a line
 NB> something like:

 NB> ROUTE_TO 1:3634/12 1:3634/12. to route any point traffic to his
 NB> system as well. I'm sure there's also a wildcard you can use there instead
 NB> of the point number, too.. so any point traffic would be routed to him,
 NB> but oddly enough I don't believe it's "*", and am not sure how you would
 NB> incorporate "ALL" into the point.. :(

 NB> In other words, you want to add a route statment to route his point
 NB> traffic through his main node.

I did that for another (Z2) node, and it did not work.  the point message
insisted on trying to call the point address, and of course failing.  Its a
pain when a pass thru message to a point comes in, but answering can be
faclitated by removing the point number from the message address (most times
)

Still, I would think with the route to statement in there it should work. 


 NB> I've just asked Rob about that wildcard and how to use it, so if you're
 NB> interested I can get back to you on that when I find out for myself. :)

OK.  I was going to ask the question myself shortly.
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