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force radio on local LAN to be remote
Jim Shaffer
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I am testing a stand-alone client using Flexlib v2.0.19, (i.e.) I am not using SmartSDR. I have the radio connected to my local LAN, but want it to appear remote, (i.e.) have it show up on the WAN, but not the LAN. Since I am using Flexlib, I am willing to hack the API.Init() code if that's what it takes.
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Using a different router, use it to NAT your radio - It becomes a different subnet. Then SmartSDR goes out to SmartLink and it knows what address to use. Voila - Remote radio. You must previously had SmartSDR on that subnet to register the radio.1
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So do I just plug the second routers internet port into an ethernet port on my existing router, then connect the Flex to the second router? Perhaps I could just leave the radio where it is, and connect the computer to the second router?
I've never done anything like this before.0 -
Yes you should be able to do the same by moving SmartSDR. Key - each on their own network with external access.0
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For SmartLink to work, the radio network and the client network must be on separate IP subnets and have different public IP addresses NATed to each device. You can use a wifi hotspot via a cell phone to create a separate client network0
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