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CONFIGURATION FILE FOR BPQ32: G8BPQ SWITCH SOFTWARE

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## Implementing a TARPN-node                     ##
## Terrestrial Amateur Radio Packet Network node ##
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Includes 1 KISS TNC Ports, and 1 AX/IP/UDP Port.

\Examples\Medium

Substitute your amateur call for every occurance 'MYCALL'. Make appropriate
changes to NODEALIAS, APPLnALLIAS's, IDMSG, BTEXT, INFOMSG and CTEXT to suit
your installation.

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LOCATOR=FN05qv
MAPCOMMENT=by-reservation<BR>multiport<BR>Ham Radio<BR>
;See LOCATOR details at:
;http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/BPQNodeMap.htm

PASSWORD=1234567890
; SYSOP Passord - See http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/Node%20SYSOP.html

NODECALL=KA2DEW-3 ; Node callsign
NODEALIAS=WAKDE1  ; Node alias (6 characters max)
IDMSG:            ; UI broadcast text from NODECALL to fixed dest ID
contact tadd@mac.com 
*** ; Denotes end of IDMSG text

/*
The BTEXT below contains an APRS location specification. Search the internet
for "APRS Protocol Specification" for details on the format.  If you do not
care to do this, it would be best to replace the line by simple non APRS
text rather than transmit incorrect data which may find it's way via APRS
IGates to FINDU.COM.
*/

BTEXT: ; UI broadcast text from BCALL to destination UNPROTO
Running on a Rasberry Pi -G8BPQ Node
*** ; Denotes end of BTEXT text


INFOMSG: ; The INFO command text follows:
###
wakde1 config file sun feb9 2014  2:31pm
This is Tadd, KA2DEW.  This node is at home on the north side of Raleigh.
C KA2DEW to get to my terminal.  Leave me email at tadd@mac.com  
See http://QRZ.com/db/ka2dew for more info. 
*** ; Denotes end of INFOMSG text


CTEXT: ; The CTEXT text follows:
This is Tadd, KA2DEW.  This node is at home on the north side of Raleigh.
C KA2DEW to get to my terminal.  Leave me email at tadd@mac.com  
See http://QRZ.com/db/ka2dew for more info. 
WAKDE1:KA2DEW-3} CONNECT BYE INFO NODES ROUTES PORTS USERS MHEARD HOST

*** ; Denotes end of CTEXT text


FULL_CTEXT=1     ; 0=send CTEXT to L2 connects to NODEALIAS only
;                ; 1=send CTEXT to all connectees

; Network System Parameters:

OBSINIT=6        ; Initial obsolescence set when a node is included
;                ; in a received nodes broadcast. This value is then
;                ; decremented by 1 every NODESINTERVAL.
OBSMIN=4         ; When the obsolescence of a node falls below this
;                ; value that node's information is not included in
;                ; a subsequent nodes broadcast.
NODESINTERVAL=15 ; Nodes broadcast interval in minutes
IDINTERVAL=30    ; 'IDMSG' UI broadcast interval in minutes, 0=OFF
BTINTERVAL=60    ; The BTEXT broadcast interval in minutes, 0=OFF
L3TIMETOLIVE=7   ; Max L3 hops
L4RETRIES=1      ; Level 4 retry count
L4TIMEOUT=180    ; Level 4 timeout in seconds s/b > FRACK x RETRIES
L4DELAY=1        ; Level 4 delayed ack timer in seconds   higher would allow bundling l4 acks together if going to the same originating node.  This is not useful if the network has many nodes. 
L4WINDOW=2       ; Level 4 window size
MAXLINKS=10      ; Max level 2 links
MAXNODES=128     ; Max nodes in nodes table
MAXROUTES=64     ; Max adjacent nodes
MAXCIRCUITS=128  ; Max L4 circuits
MINQUAL=81       ; Minimum quality to add to nodes table
;                ; INP3 Routing is experimental.  The two parms which follow will be ignored
;                ; unless activated in the ROUTES: section.
MAXHOPS=6        ; INP3 hop limit to add to tables
MAXRTT=90        ; INP3 max RTT in seconds
BUFFERS=255      ; Packet buffers - 255 means allocate as many as
;                ; possible, normally about 130, depending upon other
;                ; table sizes.

; TNC default parameters:

PACLEN=236 ; Max packet size (236 max for TheNET)

/*
PACLEN is a problem! The ideal size depends on the link(s) over which a packet
will be sent. For a session involving another node, we have no idea what is at
the far end. Ideally each node should have the capability to combine and then
refragment messages to suit each link segment - maybe when there are more BPQ
nodes about than 'other' ones, I'll do it. When the node is accessed directly,
things are a bit easier, as we know at least something about the link. So,
currently there are two PACLEN params, one here and one in the PORTS section.
This one is used to set the initial value for sessions via other nodes and for
sessions initiated from here. The other is used for incoming direct (Level 2)
sessions. In all cases the TNC PACLEN command can be used to override the
defaults.
*/

; Level 2 Parameters:

; T1 (FRACK), T2 (RESPTIME) and N2 (RETRIES) are now in the PORTS section

T3=120           ; Link validation timer in seconds
IDLETIME=720     ; Idle link shutdown timer in seconds

; Configuration Options:

AUTOSAVE=1       ; Saves BPQNODES.dat upon program exit
BBS=1            ; 1 = BBS support included, 0 = No BBS support
NODE=1           ; Include switch support
HIDENODES=0      ; If set to 1, nodes beginning with a #
;                ; require a 'N *' command to be displayed.

;                ; The *** LINKED command is intended for use by gateway software, and concern
;                ; has been expressed that it could be misused. It is recommended that it be
;                ; disabled (=N) if unneeded.

ENABLE_LINKED=A  ; Controls processing of *** LINKED command
;                ; Y = allows unrestricted use
;                ; A = allows use by application program
;                ; N = disabled


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; AX25 port definitions:

; With the following definition BPQ32 accesses the TNC directly.

PORT
PORTNUM=1        ; Optional but sets port number if stated
ID=Backbone1     ; Displayed by PORTS command
TYPE=I2C         ; Port is RS232 Com or I2C Com
PROTOCOL=KISS    ; TNC is used in KISS (or JKISS) mode
KISSOPTIONS=PITNC,NOPARAMS
I2CBUS=1         ; 0 for Version 1 board, 1 for Version 2 board. Don't include this for RS232/USB TNCs
I2CDEVICE=16     ; Decimal I2C device-ID --  Don't include for RS232/USB TNCs
;                ; See ..\RelatedFiles\KissRoms\KissRoms.zip.
FULLDUP=0        ; Only meaningful for KISS (or JKISS) devices
;i2c; IOADDR=1   ; 1 = SERIAL PORT COM1 ETC.  << do not use if TYPE=I2C
SPEED=19200      ; RS232 COM PORT SPEED
CHANNEL=A        ; A for single channel TNC, A or B for multichannel
PERSIST=255      ; PERSIST=256/(# of transmitters-1)
SLOTTIME=20      ; CMSA interval timer in milliseconds
TXDELAY=0        ; Transmit keyup delay in milliseconds   0 means leave it up to the TNC-PI
TXTAIL=1         ; TX key down, in milliseconds, at packet end
QUALITY=192      ; Quality factor applied to node broadcasts heard on
;                ; this port, unless overridden by a locked route
;                ; entry. Setting to 0 stops node broadcasts 
MINQUAL=50       ; Entries in the nodes table with qualities greater or
;                ; equal to MINQUAL will be sent on this port. A value
;                ; of 0 sends everything.
MAXFRAME=1       ; Max outstanding frames (1 thru 7)
FRACK=4000       ; Level 2 timout in milliseconds
RESPTIME=30      ; Level 2 delayed ack timer in milliseconds
RETRIES=10       ; Level 2 maximum retry value
PACLEN=236       ; Default max packet length for this port
UNPROTO=ID       ; BT=EXT broadcast addrs format: DEST[,digi1[,digi2]]
;                ; BCALL=KK4CFN-8 ; BTEXT call. unstated defaults to APPL1CALL
L3ONLY=0         ; 1=No user downlink connects on this port
DIGIFLAG=0       ; Digipeat: 0=OFF, 1=ALL, 255=UI Only
DIGIPORT=0       ; Port on which to send digi'd frames (0 = same port)
USERS=0          ; Maximum number of L2 sessions, 0 = no limit
;LOGGING=1       ; Logging on   <<==== WHAT IS THIS?   It causes a Warning message
ENDPORT

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PORT
PORTNUM=2        ; Optional but sets port number if stated
ID=Backbone2     ; Displayed by PORTS command
TYPE=I2C         ; Port is RS232 Com or I2C Com
PROTOCOL=KISS    ; TNC is used in KISS (or JKISS) mode
KISSOPTIONS=PITNC,NOPARAMS
I2CBUS=1         ; 0 for Version 1 board, 1 for Version 2 board. Don't include this for RS232/USB TNCs
I2CDEVICE=17     ; Decimal I2C device-ID --  Don't include for RS232/USB TNCs
;                ; See ..\RelatedFiles\KissRoms\KissRoms.zip.
FULLDUP=0        ; Only meaningful for KISS (or JKISS) devices
;i2c; IOADDR=1   ; 1 = SERIAL PORT COM1 ETC.  << do not use if TYPE=I2C
SPEED=19200      ; RS232 COM PORT SPEED
CHANNEL=A        ; A for single channel TNC, A or B for multichannel
PERSIST=255      ; PERSIST=256/(# of transmitters-1)
SLOTTIME=20      ; CMSA interval timer in milliseconds
TXDELAY=0        ; Transmit keyup delay in milliseconds      0 means leave it up to the TNC PI
TXTAIL=1         ; TX key down, in milliseconds, at packet end
QUALITY=192      ; Quality factor applied to node broadcasts heard on
;                ; this port, unless overridden by a locked route
;                ; entry. Setting to 0 stops node broadcasts
MINQUAL=50       ; Entries in the nodes table with qualities greater or
;                ; equal to MINQUAL will be sent on this port. A value
;                ; of 0 sends everything.
MAXFRAME=1       ; Max outstanding frames (1 thru 7)
FRACK=4000       ; Level 2 timout in milliseconds
RESPTIME=10      ; Level 2 delayed ack timer in milliseconds
RETRIES=10       ; Level 2 maximum retry value
PACLEN=236       ; Default max packet length for this port
UNPROTO=ID       ; BTEXT broadcast addrs format: DEST[,digi1[,digi2]]
; BCALL=KK4CFN-8 ; BTEXT call. unstated defaults to APPL1CALL
L3ONLY=0         ; 1=No user downlink connects on this port
DIGIFLAG=0       ; Digipeat: 0=OFF, 1=ALL, 255=UI Only
DIGIPORT=0       ; Port on which to send digi'd frames (0 = same port)
USERS=0          ; Maximum number of L2 sessions, 0 = no limit
;LOGGING=1       ; Logging on   <<==== WHAT IS THIS?   It causes a Warning message
ENDPORT

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; AX/IP/UDP port definition:

PORT
PORTNUM=3             ; Optional but sets port number if stated
ID=Ethernet           ; Displayed by PORTS command
TYPE=EXTERNAL         ; Calls an external module
DLLNAME=BPQAXIP.DLL   ; Uses BPQAXIP.DLL
QUALITY=80            ; Quality factor applied to node broadcasts heard on
;                     ; this port, unless overridden by a locked route
;                     ; entry. Setting to 0 stops node broadcasts
MINQUAL=79            ; Entries in the nodes table with qualities greater or
;                     ; equal to MINQUAL will be sent on this port. A value
;                     ; of 0 sends everything.
MAXFRAME=1            ; Max outstanding frames (1 thru 7)
FRACK=3000            ; Level 2 timout in milliseconds
RESPTIME=30           ; Level 2 delayed ack timer in milliseconds
RETRIES=10            ; Level 2 maximum retry value
PACLEN=236            ; Max = 236
UNPROTO=ID
BCALL=KA2DEW
L3ONLY=0
DIGIFLAG=1            ; Digipeat: 0=OFF, 1=ALL, 255=UI Only
DIGIPORT=1            ; Port on which to send digi'd frames (0 = same port)
CONFIG                ; BPQAXIP.cfg has been deprecated.  Instead the AXIP
;                     ; configuration occurs here:
MHEARD                ;Opens AXIP MHEARD window
UDP 10093             ;Listens for UDP packets on this port number
UDP 10094             ;Listens for UDP packets on this port number
UDP 10054             ;Listens for UDP packets on this port number
AUTOADDMAP
BROADCAST NODES
MAP KA2DEW-6 10.0.0.179 UDP 10093 B

; You may listen on additional port numbers if desired:
;UDP 10094 ;Listens for UDP packets on this UDP port number

; Starting with bpqaxip.dll version 1.14.1.1 the default behavior is to not
; add information to BPQ32's nodes table for AX/IP/UDP nodes which are not
; explicitly listed in the bpqaxip.cfg file.  The default behavior can be
; modified with these commands:
;DONTCHECKSOURCECALL ;This option allows entries in the NODES table from
;stations sending you nodes broadcasts without the
;corresponding node being configured in bpqaxip.cfg.

;AUTOADDMAP ;This option automatically adds the node call and
;address of a node for which you do not have a
;pre-arranged fixed entry in bpqaxip.cfg.  If the
;option DONTCHECKSOURCECALL is specified then the
;AUTOADDMAP option is ignored.

BROADCAST NODES
;BROADCAST QST
;MAP ZZ0ZZ example.org UDP 10093 B
;MAP AA1AA-1 example.net UDP 10093 B
;MAP CC8CC-5 208.77.188.166 UDP 10093 B
; If INP3 routing (experimental at this point) is utilized the 'B' command
; should not be included:
;MAP BB9BB-6 example.com UDP 10093

; Steve Conrad, VE9SC, provides a service which displays a map of BPQMailChat
; nodes dynamically updated:  http://guardian.no-ip.org/bpqmap/ChatNetwork.htm
; To include your chat node on the map remove the ';' from the MAP DUMMY
; statement which follows.  The rest of the statement must remain exactly as
; shown.
; MAP DUMMY CHATMAP.G8BPQ.NET UDP 10090
; A keepalive may be needed if you have not properly configured your
; router to direct incoming UDP traffic to the specific machine on you
; LAN which is running BPQ32.  You should properly configure your router
; so that the keepalive is unneeded, as this ploy is not completely
; reliable!

; In the exceptional case where your ISP is dropping your incoming traffic
; testing has found that the keepalive might help 'keep the door open'.
; In the following example a keepalive packet is sent every 30 seconds:
;MAP AA1AA-1 example.net KEEPALIVE 30 UDP 10093 B

; An experimental TCP communication mode was added with the 2009/Aug/28 Beta
; release. The purpose is to circumvent router issues which are almost certain
; when 'your side', which we will call the client side, cannot control access
; to direct incoming UDP packets to your machine.  Instead you will originate
; a connection via TCP. TCP is a connected protocol, all routers should
; automatically set up the return path to your machine.

; An example would be your BPQ32 node, with a node call of MYCALL-5, on a
; laptop at a public access WiFI site. To connect to AA1AA-1 via this method
; you will need this entry in your MAP list (without the ; of course):
;MAP AA1AA-1 example.net TCP-Master 10093 B

; AA1AA-1 is the node call of the remote side, e.g. server side.  The server
; side must have the ability to program its router to direct incoming TCP
; traffic with the specified port number to the machine running BPQ32 Node
; AA1AA-1, just as it does for UDP.

; BPQ32 Node AA1AA-1 at URL=example.net would add the folllowing entry to its
; MAP list:
;MAP MYCALL-5 0.0.0.0 TCP-Slave 10093 B

; As a result AA1AA-1 will listen for TCP packets on port 10093 from MYCALL-5.
; When heard, a TCP connection will result over which AX.25 traffic will flow.
; The server side obtains the client side ip address when the connection
; request is received.

; As currently implemented the client side will have to make advance
; arrangements with the server side so that the correct MAP entries will be in
; effect, as well as to specify a unique TCP port number for each prearranged
; client.
ENDPORT


;###########################################################################################################################################################
;--------------------------------------------------------

PORT
PORTNUM=4
ID=TELNET (ONLINE)
TYPE=EXTERNAL
DLLNAME=TELNET.DLL
CONFIG                   ; Enable BPQ Telnet Server Connections (Inbound Only)
CMS=1                    ; Enable WL2K Server Connection
LOGGING=1                ; Logging of Telnet Connections
DisconnectOnClose=1      ; Disconnection
TCPPORT=23               ; Keyboard Connections
FBBPORT=8011             ; FBB Telnet Inbound Connections
HTTPPORT=80              ; HTTP Web Server Access
LOGINPROMPT=user:  
PASSWORDPROMPT=password:
LOCALECHO=YES
MAXSESSIONS=15           ; Max Number Of Connections at One Time

TEXT=Welcome to Tadd'S BPQ node\nEnter ? for list of commands\nAccess is Granted!\nSend email to tadd@mac.com for access requests.\n\n###CONNECTED TO WAKDE1:KA2DEW-3}\n

USER=ka2dew,tadd,ka2dew,user,SYSOP     ;there can be multiple USER lines.  
USER=kf4llf,seth,kf4llf
ENDPORT

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;;;   This sets up a virtual port for MINICOM to connect to.   This only supports one stream.  
TNCPORT
COMPORT=/home/pi/com4
TYPE=TNC2
APPLMASK=1
APPLFLAGS=6       ; 6 enables the *** CONNECTED message
ENDPORT 


;
;

/* ; Begin comment block

;;;;; explain  ROUTES:  
CALLSIGN,QUALITY,PORT[,MAXFRAME,FRACK,PACLEN,INP3Enable]

MAXFRAME, Frack and PACLEN if stated override the port defaults.
INP3Enable = 1 enables, 0 or null disable.  The INP3 (internode protocol)
implementation in BPQ32 is experimental.  See additional details in bpqaxip.cfg.
Example of a route statement using INP3:
W4BFB-12,1,1,0,0,0,1
KE4IYH-14,191,2,0,0,0,2 for example, will stop KEEPALIVE TX's from occurring.

Locked routes tend to be overused and should not be set unless truly needed.
*/ ; End comment block

ROUTES: ; Locked routes (31 maximum)
KA2DEW-6,250,3 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
/* not needed
KF4LLF-7,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
AC4ZR-1,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
W4BFB-10,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
KK4HOK-7,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
KB4HJQ-7,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
W1REP-3,126,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
KD4ZVM-7,80,2 ; BPQ AX/UPD Link
KU4GW-7,250,2 ; BPQ AX/UDP Link
*/

*** ; Denotes end of locked routes

/*
Applications:

You can define additional Node commands that are available to your users. These may connect to
applications running on you computer, or be aliases or 'shortcuts' to other node commands.
For example you can define the command "BBS". This can either be set up to connect to a BBS running
on your computer, or to be an alias for a command that connects to a BBS on another system.

You can set up a callsign that if connected to will select the command, and if required cause the
call to be added to your NODES list.

The format is:

APPLICATION n,CMD,New Command,Call,Alias, Quality

n Application Number. You can define up to 32.
CMD The command the user types
New Command (optional) The Node command to be run
Call (optional) The call which directly invokes CMD
Alias and Quality (optional) If specified, causes an entry for Call and Alias to be added to your
NODES table with the specified Quality

For example:

APPLICATION 1,BBS,,G8BPQ,BPQBBS,200
APPLICATION 2,CHAT,,G8BPQ-1,BPQCHT,255
APPLICATION 3,DX,C DXCLUS

Associated with each Application number is an applications mask. Most BPQ32 applications can be configured to
use any Application. An exception is AR-Cluster using the OCX interface, which must be Appl 1. Normally an
Application Mask is configured in the application, rather than an Application Number. The following table gives
the Application Mask values:

  Appl: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, etc
  Decimal Mask: 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128, etc
  Hexadecimal Mask: 0x1,0x2,0x4,0x8,0x10,0x20,0x40,0x80, etc

*/

APPLICATION 1,HOST,,KA2DEW,PIUSER,100
;APPLICATION 1,CHAT,C 2 CLTCHT,,,0
;;APPLICATION 1,DX,C 2 KF4LLF-8,,,0
;;APPLICATION 2,RMS,C 2 KF4LLF-10,,,0
;;APPLICATION 3,BBS,C 2 W4BFB-9,,,0