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       #Post#: 943--------------------------------------------------
       Use self care when repeater IP and browser IP are not the same. 
       - also, cancel or time limit scan? 
   DIR By: G7RZU
       Date: April 19, 2019, 9:45 am
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       Hi,
       I have connected my repeater, GB7FR to TGIF. I have a couple of
       questions:
       - How do I use self care - I assume it is IP linked. I have a
       range of fixed IP's so my browser and the repeater / hotspot are
       not the same IP.
       - How do I cancel scan on 777? Also, can I add a time limit so
       scan does not take over my repeater? I am also connected to XLX,
       DMR+ and BM.
       Thanks in advance
       73
       Simon
       #Post#: 945--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Use self care when repeater IP and browser IP are not the
       same.  - also, cancel or time limit sc
   DIR By: ke5cdk
       Date: April 19, 2019, 11:42 am
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       --- Quote from: G7RZU link ---
       >
       > Hi,
       >
       > I have connected my repeater, GB7FR to TGIF. I have a couple
       of questions:
       >
       >
       >
       - How do I use self care - I assume it is IP linked. I have a
       range of fixed IP's so my browser and the repeater / hotspot are
       not the same IP.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       As of now.. The browser must be on the same public ip as the
       repeater
       if the repeater is remote.. what about another pi or cheap
       device at repeater you can remote into (team view) then use its
       browser?
       --- Quote ---
       >
       >
       - How do I cancel scan on 777? Also, can I add a time limit so
       scan does not take over my repeater? I am also connected to XLX,
       DMR+ and BM.
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       cancel 777 by setting it to any other TG, even 4000 which = "no
       transmit"
       nothing else as of now
       777 would be horrible on a repeater, as active as the many talk
       groups are getting.
       banning or blocking would be better option, if it were an
       option.
       --- Quote ---
       >
       >
       > Thanks in advance
       >
       > 73
       >
       > Simon
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       #Post#: 946--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Use self care when repeater IP and browser IP are not the
       same.  - also, cancel or time limit sc
   DIR By: G7RZU
       Date: April 19, 2019, 11:48 am
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       Thanks for the reply.
       I don't use GUIs, but I can setup a port forward on the repeater
       to allow access from the repeater IP - thanks for that. I will
       also consider banning if it becomes a problem. I guess one of
       the most useful things to me would be the ability to set certain
       TGs as static, then I would just provide access to those TGs
       from the repeater and nothing else.
       Thanks again.
       73
       Simon
       #Post#: 953--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Use self care when repeater IP and browser IP are not the
       same.  - also, cancel or time limit sc
   DIR By: K5MRE
       Date: April 19, 2019, 10:10 pm
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       While we don't support timers on our end, you can put something
       like HBlink/hb_confbridge in between your repeater and us to add
       that functionality.
       That's what I do on our repeater to timeout TGIF if it's not
       being used.
       K5MRE
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