DM,

How might I route *all* netmail in a particular zone to one node address? Suched as 21:1/101 to 21:1/100? I tried using Addresses 21:ALL in
EchoCFG. Also tried Route To: 21:1/100 for the 21:1/101 address. I would like all netmail for zone 21 (all nodes) to be sent to 21:1/100.
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Re: Routed Netmail
By: Jon Justvig to Digital Man on Sun Dec 18 2016 10:11 pm

DM,

How might I route *all* netmail in a particular zone to one node address? Suched as 21:1/101 to 21:1/100? I tried using Addresses 21:ALL in
EchoCFG. Also tried Route To: 21:1/100 for the 21:1/101 address. I would like all netmail for zone 21 (all nodes) to be sent to 21:1/100.

Route-to is the correct solution. Assuming SBBSecho v3, in echocfg->Linked Nodes, add "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" option to "21:1/100".

digital man

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Re: Routed Netmail
By: Digital Man to Jon Justvig on Sun Dec 18 2016 08:41 pm

DM,

Route-to is the correct solution. Assuming SBBSecho v3, in echocfg->Linked Nodes, add "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" option to "21:1/100".

I am using SBBSecho v3. I am using the address "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" to "21:1/100" and Radius (my mailer) is still trying to send to "21:1/101". I even tried to change one of the "NetMail Settings" "Fuzzy Zone Operation" to "Yes" with the same results. Not sure what else might be causing it to send to "21:1/101". Any ideas?
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Re: Routed Netmail
By: Jon Justvig to Digital Man on Mon Dec 19 2016 02:30 pm

Re: Routed Netmail
By: Digital Man to Jon Justvig on Sun Dec 18 2016 08:41 pm

DM,

Route-to is the correct solution. Assuming SBBSecho v3, in echocfg->Linked Nodes, add "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" option to "21:1/100".

I am using SBBSecho v3. I am using the address "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" to "21:1/100" and Radius (my mailer) is still trying to send to "21:1/101". I even tried to change one of the "NetMail Settings" "Fuzzy Zone Operation" to "Yes" with the same results. Not sure what else might be causing it to send to "21:1/101". Any ideas?

What is the mode of the netmail (hold, direct, normal, crash)? Crash and direct are not routed, so make sure you're not doing that.

digital man

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19 Dec 16 14:30, you wrote to Digital Man:

Route-to is the correct solution. Assuming SBBSecho v3, in
echocfg->Linked Nodes, add "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" option to
"21:1/100".

I am using SBBSecho v3. I am using the address "21:ALL" and set the "Route To" to "21:1/100" and Radius (my mailer) is still trying to
send to "21:1/101". I even tried to change one of the "NetMail
Settings" "Fuzzy Zone Operation" to "Yes" with the same results. Not
sure what else might be causing it to send to "21:1/101". Any ideas?

do you have routing set up in radius that may be overriding the PKT routing from sbbsecho???

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Re: Routed Netmail
By: Digital Man to Jon Justvig on Mon Dec 19 2016 03:29 pm

DM,

Re: Routed Netmail
By: Digital Man to Jon Justvig on Sun Dec 18 2016 08:41 pm

What is the mode of the netmail (hold, direct, normal, crash)? Crash and direct are not routed, so make sure you're not doing that.

Didn't see a hold option in EchoCFG in the node part, but I did set it to normal and that seems to have corrected the issue I was having. Sending netmail to that zone is now being routed after setting it to normal. Thanks DM! You're marvelous! :)
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Re: Routed Netmail
By: mark lewis to Jon Justvig on Mon Dec 19 2016 07:10 pm

Mark,

do you have routing set up in radius that may be overriding the PKT routing from sbbsecho???

Not unless it was something already setup in Radius. I set the mode to "Normal" and it appears to be routing just fine now. Thanks for asking though. :)
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