Listed below are all known (to me) APRS servers. Please contact me at pete@ae5pl.net with any corrections. I have listed only the primary full
feed port when other standard ports are supported.
javAPRS users will normally want a port with a history dump. All bidirectional client software
MUST use ports that do not have a history dump. I recommend using rotate.aprs2.net for javAPRS data feeds as this will spread
loads across the various servers and will keep your web page from being dependent
on a single server for the APRS data feed.
Clients and IGates should use filtered ports, if available. Servers (such as javAPRSSrvr and aprsc) should connect directly to the core servers. Do
NOT use near-full-feed filters such as t/poiw on non-core servers. Please respect
the resources of your fellow hams.
ServerIP:port
(click on server DNS name for status page)
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Description (Location)
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Core Servers
(GUI Clients should use Tier2 Servers, Port 14580)
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Standard Ports:
23, 10152 - Full APRS Feed (Recommended APRS-IS Servers Only)
1314 - Message-only Feed
14580 - User-defined Filtered Feed (Recommended for Clients and IGates)
23000 - Mandatory UDP Feed from Server (APRS-IS Servers to lessen network load)
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| rotate.aprs.net
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Round-robin DNS for All Core Servers
(individual servers are named first.aprs.net, second.aprs.net, etc. and total
number may vary) |
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Tier2 Servers
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srvr.aprs-is.net
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Port 8080 supports UDP, HTTP, WebSocket (WS)
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ametx.com
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Port 8888 supports HTTPS, Secure WebSocket (WSS)
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Worldwide: rotate.aprs2.net
North America: noam.aprs2.net
South America: soam.aprs2.net
Europe/Africa: euro.aprs2.net
Asia: asia.aprs2.net
Oceania: aunz.aprs2.net
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APRS2 Group
Use Port 14580 (User-defined Filter)
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FireNet
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APRS Special Purpose Subnet
APRS-IS servers primarily serve APRS RF networks
FireNet primarily serves Internet attached clients
Access port 14501 status page for available ports. Port 14580 is always available.
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firenet.us (FIRENET-1)
firenet.aprs2.net (Round-robin) |
FIRENET Servers. NOT to be used for inter-server connections where FIRENET
data might be introduced into APRS-IS.
Feeds are designed for Internet-only clients; IGates are NOT supported. |