Packet Software
Packet Software
There are several types of packet software available. Most packet software falls under one of the following categories.
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Contents
DX Cluster
There are several DX Cluster systems available.
- DX Spider http://www.dxcluster.org/main/index.html
- AR Cluster http://www.ab5k.net/ (Currently broken link)
Node
G8BPQ
G8BPQ is a fairly flexable Net/Rom node system. It can run in the background on a PC for other applications (BBSes, DX Clusters, Chat Nodes) as well as be burned onto an eprom of a Kantronics Data Engine for dedicated node service.
FlexNet
Flexnet is a European implementation of Net/Rom aimed to provide the fastest speed possible. http://www.afthd.tu-darmstadt.de/~flexnet/
TheNet X1J
One of the more popular standalone packet node software packages that runs natively in a TNC2 clone (MFJ-1270B, 1270C, etc). http://www.qrz.com/download/packet/index.html
TheNetPlus
Another flavor of TheNet that runs natively in a TNC2 clone (MFJ-1270B, 1270C, etc). http://www.qrz.com/download/packet/index.html
K-Net
K-Net is a unique option available only for Kantronics based TNCs. It allows you to have a fully functional Kantronics TNC, but also allows full Net/Rom operation. I was unable to find a source for ordering K-Net eproms, but the Kantronics website would probably be a good place to start: http://www.kantronics.com/
Terminal/Keyboard
WinPack
This is a fairly popular program to use when connecting to packet from a Windows based PC. http://www.winpack.org.uk/
Buxterm
Written by K4ABT, this is a free program to enjoy keyboard to keyboard, BBS and DX Cluster operations. http://www.buxcomm.com/PKTprimer.html
Kagold/Pkgold
Commercially written, this software is fairly flexable to get the most out of Kantronics or AEA based TNCs. http://www.interflex.com/
TCP/IP
JNOS
One of the more popular *NOS packages, originally written WG7J and now picked up by VE4KLM, it is widely used today for many applications.
http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/
TNOS
Another popular implementation of *NOS is from KO4KS. http://tnos.sourceforge.net/ & http://www.lantz.com
SNOS
SimpleNOS is written by W0RLI and is also available at his website: http://home.comcast.net/~w0rli/
