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Set Up Instructions

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GATEWAY CONTROL SOFTWARE rs- rp2c Set Up Instructions
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IMPORTANT READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY before attempting to operate the re- SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL. This manual contains important safety and operating instructions for the RS-RP2C. peater. TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT ............................................................. i TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................ i 2 SYSTEM SETUP ........................................... 3–11 ■ Gateway server connections ....................................
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PREPARATION ■ System requirements 1 The following units and/or environments are required to build D-STAR gateway server. D PC D Fixed IP address • OS • Apply to the ISP to acquire a fixed global IP address. : Linux® (updated) Compatible distribution: Fedora Core 2 or RedHat® Linux® 9 Compatible software version Linux® Kernel 2.4.20 or later glibc 2.3.2 or later BIND 9.2.1 or later • CPU : Pentium® grade 2.
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1 PREPARATION ■ Linux® OS installation Refer to the appropriate distributor’s home page about the details of the OS installation. See the addresses listed below for your information. ✔ For your information After the installation, update the OS. Any support from RedHat has already been finished, however, the update package is supplied from Fedora legacy Project. (*The following addresses may delete or change without notice.) • Fedora Core 2 http://fedoraproject.org/ http://fedora.redhat.
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SYSTEM SETUP ■ Gateway server connections D Connecting to the ID-RP1 system ID-RP1D (Zone repeater) Gateway server to Internet Modem LAN card: eth0 LAN card: eth1 to [ 10B AS E-T ] Router to eth0 to eth1 Coupler D Connecting to the ID-RP2 system ID-RP2 (Zone repeater) Gateway server to Internet Modem LAN card: eth0 LAN card: eth1 Router to [10BASE-T] to eth0 to eth1 3 2
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2 SYSTEM SETUP ■ Router settings D IP address setting D Port forwarding setting Set the specified IP addresses for both WAN and LAN as follows. Set the following port number with protocol to transferring to the IP address “10.0.0.2.” IP address (WAN) : Enter the fixed global IP address that is specified from the ISP. IP address (LAN) : 10.0.0.1 Port No. /Protocol 20005/TCP NOTE: The same IP address (for LAN; 10.0.0.1) is used for all gateways. NEVER use other private IP address.
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SYSTEM SETUP 2 D Named setting e Open “Service Configuration” screen with the following mouse operation. IMPORTANT!: Master the basis of BIND with a reference book of Linux, before starting the named setting. q Add local zone setting file (dstar.local.) to “/etc/named.conf.” v Click • e.g.; /etc/named.conf c Select x Select Add z Click r Click the check box beside “named,” then save the changed setting if no check mark, “✔,” is added. w Create database, /var/named/dstar.local.
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2 SYSTEM SETUP D DNS function verification q Start up “Terminal” with the following mouse operation. e When the correct router IP address “10.0.0.1” is displayed in the answer section as below, the GW setup is succeeded. x Select Enter the command Router IP address z Click c Click w The local DNS operation can be verified by entering the following command. # dig router.dstar.local ■ Gateway control software D Installation q Insert the RS-RP2C CD into the drive.
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SYSTEM SETUP D Data base directory Make the directory for data base backup in the “/var.” “/var/dsipsvd” is specified as the default setting. • Refer to y BACKUPDIR_PATH (p. 9) ■ System setup D Setup example Gateway server (TRUST SERVER) Gateway server IP address v eth0 (for router) : 10.0.0.2 b eth1 (for repeater) : 172.16.0.20 Zone repeater n IP address: 172.16.0.1 z Internet Modem Router Router IP address x LAN: 10.0.0.
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2 SYSTEM SETUP ■ Control software settings D dsgwd.conf screen description — GW’s Information — y GW_ETHIFNAME Sets the interface name of the LAN card (the interface name v in D Setup Example). The interface name can be confirmed with the “ifconfig” command. u GW_VCPORT Sets the port number for voice operation (UDP). Use the default setting. q w e r i GW_DTPORT Sets the port number for data operation (TCP). Use the default setting.
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SYSTEM SETUP 2 D dsipsvd.conf screen description — IP Server comm. Info.— u TRUST_SERVER Sets the IP address of the “TRUST SERVER” to acquire the user information in MNG, GIP and RIP table when starting up the repeater first time. q i PORT_SYNC Sets the port number for the user information in MNG, GIP and RIP table synchronization. (TCP) Use the default setting. w e r t y o SEND_RECV_TIMEOUT Sets the time-out period for the user information in MNG, GIP and RIP table synchronization.
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2 SYSTEM SETUP ■ IP server operation D Command operation w Enter the following command in the Terminal-1 to make an output terminal of the “FIFO.” #cat /tmp/dsipsvd-cmdout Sets the command input and output using with the “FIFO” (/tmp/dsipsvd-cmdin, /tmp/dsipsvd-cmdout). Command q Start up 2 Terminals, Terminal-1 and Terminal-2 with the following mouse operation.
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SYSTEM SETUP 2 D Local IP address reservation q Enter the following command in the Terminal-2. #echo “reserve”>/tmp/dsipsvd-cmdin w The reserved IP addresses are displayed when the “reserve” command operation is succeeded. • The command processing result outputs to Terminal-1. • 32 of local IP addresses are reserved in consecutive numbers. Command Reserved IP addresses D Station registration ➥ Enter the following command in the Terminal-2. #echo“add ID1000|RPT000|RPT000| XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX|10.22.179.
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2 SYSTEM SETUP D Deleting a station registration ➥ Enter the following command in the Terminal-2. #echo “del ID1000”> /tmp/dsipsvdcmdin Format: delY Y[CS(T)] NOTE: A delete flag is applied to the deleted station data in the MNG. (The record is not deleted, the delete flag “1” is added only.) The deleted call sign is usable when “add” command is used.
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SOFTWARE UNINSTALLATION ■ Uninstallation Refer to the following instructions when uninstalling the software. q Delete the following directories. • /dstar • /var/dsipsvd w Delete the following files. • /etc/dsgwd.conf • /etc/dsipsvd.conf • /var/named/dstar.local.db • /var/log/dsgwd.log • /var/log/dsipsvd.log • /tmp/dsipsvd-cmdin • /tmp/dsipsvd-cmdout e Restore the following files. • /etc/named.conf • /etc/syslog.conf • /etc/rc.d/rc.