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Port Name Direction Description

Common Port Number

noEchoPorts Bidirectional Standard port for clients, IGates, and servers to connect to.  All packets received on the server are sent to the client except for packets received from the client.  Similar to aprsD 10152. 23, 10152
historyPorts Unidirectional
(to client)
Same as noEchoPorts with a pre-pended transmission of the last posit received from each station over the last X minutes where X is defined by the sysop and is usually 30 minutes. 10151
msgOnlyPorts Bidirectional Port only sends message data type packets to the client.  It also sends posits from the messaging station to the client.  Server adjunct supported. 1314
clientOnlyPorts Bidirectional Same as msgOnlyPorts except that only messages addressed to the client login are passed (with associated posits).  Server adjunct supported.  
IGatePorts Bidirectional Same as clientOnlyPorts with the addition of messages addressed to stations heard by the client are passed to the client. 14580
localOnlyPorts Bidirectional Same as IGatePorts except that all data from the client remains local to the server.  
readOnlyPorts Unidirectional
(to client)
Port only passes packets that the server adjunct approves.  
filteredHistoryPorts Unidirectional
(to client)
Same as readOnlyPorts with a pre-pended transmission of the last posit received from each station over the last X minutes where X is defined by the sysop and is usually 30 minutes.  Port only passes packets that the server adjunct approves.  
multicastPorts Unidirectional
(to client)
Multicast transmission of all packets received on the server.  
UDPPorts Unidirectional
(to server)
Access for UDP applications 1315

javAPRSSrvr uses the following algorithm for determining what packets from the client will be passed on.

  1. No login from client - No packets are accepted by the server.
  2. Unverified login from client - Posits and weather packets only, and only if from the client with TCPIP* in the header (no gated packets).
  3. Verified login from client - All packets are accepted by the server.

 

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