Hi Les,
I have been sending notes to the reflector I established on Yahoo, but maybe
you haven't subscribed. I changed to DSL with a new static IP address,
67.42.43.185. The n7us.net domain name wasn't working since the switch, but
Qwest got that fixed yesterday. You should find it working OK now. Let me
know if not.
Jim McDonald, N7US
Mesa, Arizona
jim@n7us.net
AR-Cluster node N7US: 145.09 MHz or telnet to n7us.net
AZ DX Cluster Users' reflector:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/adxc
I monitor the K5VT CADXA repeater on 147.32 MHz
----- Original Message -----
From: "rttyman2002" <rttyman@aol.com>
To: <n7us@arrl.net>
Sent: Sunday, March 21, 2004 7:48 AM
Subject: N7US Node by Telnet
Hi Jim:
I know there have apparently (?) been a lot of issues with your node
recently and I note that I have not been able to connect with it via
Telnet for a few weeks as I've done previously.
I returned home earlier this week and somewhere along the way, recall
seeing mail saying (paraphrased) "all was OK now for those using
Telnet."
This morning, and as well as yesterday (Saturday) I am/was NOT able
to connect to your node via Telnet, but have no problem connecting to
others.
Do I have to make some "changes" here in the shack as far as an
address is concerned? If so, how do I do them?
Thanks for providing the nice node services you do.
73.
Les, NN6K
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