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Re: collision avoidance
- To: karn@ka9q.bellcore.com
- Subject: Re: collision avoidance
- From: marco@hb9cat.ampr.org
- From: Marco@hb9cat.ampr.org (Zollinger Marco)
- Date: Wed, 20 Feb 91 05:45:12 -0800
- Cc: tcp-group@ucsd.edu
- In-reply-to: Your message of Wed, 20 Feb 91 08:45:57 UTC
- Reply-to: Marco%hb9cat.ampr.org@hb9zz.ethz.ch
In message <9102200845.AA05460@ka9q.bellcore.com> you write:
> I'd like to build in a complete list of
> AX.25 broadcast addresses if I could. The ones I know about so far are QST,
> CQ, NODES, MAIL, BEACON and ID. Are there others?
Phil,
the 'RMNC' broadcast address is quite intensively used in Europe; it means
something like 'Rhein-Mainz Network Controller'.
The most Network Nodes in Europe are using Hardware (8530) and software
that was developed in Germany by the 'Rhein-Mainz' group; they provide
ax.25 autorouting (named Flexnet) based on tables filled on receipt of
RMNC broadcasts. If NOS could broadcast to RMNC, we'd also be listed in
their tables; this would considerably improve our 'audience', since
NET/ROM is now being considered as an old-fashioned routing protocol
in Europe, and having a neighbour NET/ROM node to get broadcasts from is
almost impossible.
Thanks,
Marco HB9CAT (sysop hb9zz)