UDPREMOTE

Command

UDPREMOTE -- Display / Set a port's UDPREMOTE parameter.

Synopsis

UDPREMOTE <port> [0-65535]

Availability

Sysop-only.

Description

The UDPREMOTE command allows the UDP service number (often confusingly called a "port") at the remote end of an AXUDP link to be displayed or altered.

This is the UDP destination number in the AXUDP frames from you to your link partner. It must match the link partner's UDPLOCAL, otherwise the link will not function.

If not specified, UDPREMOTE defaults to 93. It is only used on AXUDP ports.

It is usually specified within a PORT configuration block in the XROUTER.CFG file, but this command allows it to be changed on the fly, without needing to take XRPi off line.

Please see the manual section on AXUDP for more information.

Options

If a single numeric argument is supplied, the current value for that port number is displayed.

If two numeric arguments are supplied, the first specifies the port number, and the second specifies the new value for the parameter. The new setting remains in force until changed, or until the router is restarted, in which case the value specified in the CFG file is reapplied.

Example

UDPREMOTE 3       - Display UDPREMOTE setting for port 3
UDPREMOTE 3 9393  - Set port 3 UDPREMOTE to 9393

See also

AXUDP(9) -- About AX25-over-UDP Tunnelling.
UDPLOCAL(2) -- Display / Set a port's UDPLOCAL parameter.
XROUTER.CFG(8) -- Main Configuration File