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Old 07-03-2008, 09:02   #1
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Winlink question

Hello,

I have not been able to fing an answer using Search.

I have used winlink for a year and it has worked perfectly (Icom 802/Pactor). But after not using it for awhile I am now having a problem. I have no problem connecting to a number of different stations, but once connected I get the message: "FBB Disconnect Received" and the connection in disconnected.

Thanks for any ideas.

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Old 07-03-2008, 10:40   #2
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Jim, try their Yahoo group:

wl2kemcomm@yahoogroups.com

Winlink for emergency comunications, but an active source for information about the system. There have been some changes and of course always occassional outages here or there.
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Old 07-03-2008, 15:18   #3
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I hope this helps!

WL2K COMMON MESSAGE SERVER (CMS) SYSTEM
MAKE CHANGES IN YOUR
AIRMAIL AND PACLINK TELNET CLIENTWARE
AND TELPAC GATEWAY/NODE NOW
Last Updated – March 6, 2008 0620E
Winlink 2000 (WL2K) has changed the way users exchange e-mail messages with the internet mail servers. Previously a user on ham radio had to link to a WL2K PMBO via Pactor on HF, packet on vhf/uhf, or to a PMBO telnet server through a Telpac Gateway/Node on packet. A user could also use a telnet client directly to a PMBO telnet server. In all cases the PMBO was an intermediate store-and-forward e-mail server between the user and the WL2K internet mail servers.

In the new system there are several internet Common Message Servers (CMS) that are accessible by the user with no intermediary store-and-forward requirement thus significantly reducing the total time required for e-mail exchanges. The new system employs Radio Mail Servers (RMS) rather than Telpac Gateways or PMBOs. Whether connecting to an RMS on packet or an RMS PACTOR on HF the user is bridged directly to one of the CMS, and the e-mail exchange takes place immediately. Users may also use telnet clients to link directly with a CMS over the internet.

Make changes now in your Airmail Internet Access module and/or Paclink Telnet Client channels and your Telpac Gateway / Node. The table below shows the old vs. the new configuration.


AIRMAIL AND PACLINK AGW
Field
Old Way
New way
Comment
Remote Call Sign
A PMBO callsign
WL2K
Will locate an active Winlink CMS site
Remote Host
PMBO IP address
Server.winlink.org
Port
12001
8772
Port 8772 is likely open in most routers. Timeout and call remain the same
Timeout
120
120
Local call sign
Your client mycall
Your client mycall
Password
WL2KTELNETCLIENT
CMSTELNET

Delete all the PMBO telnet channels as they may not work as PMBOs move to the new RMS Pactor.

For Telpac Gateway/Node the changes are made in the SetUp tab Telnet Hosts Section. The Remote Call Sign and Local call sign are not used.


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Sorry about that... Go to;

\:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LOADIN...ROGRAMS/files/

And find NEW COMMON MESSAGE SERVER (CMS).rtf

Down load that and make the changes.... Good luck!
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Thank you! worked perfect!

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