Unless the degree of communication between the JA Trust server and the US Trust server has changed, how does the US trust server know when the JA user makes a change ? In the past only the JA Gateways with static IP addresses (? maybe) were in the US data base. Unless there is some kind of expanded tie in between the JA trust server and the US trust server that is being kept hush-hush, I don't see how this is happening. I don't see how users in JA can cause changes in the US data base with the present configuration as it is made known. Else I may be terribly mis-informed on how the system operates.
Happy Easter, Steve NU5D = >> [JF1CXH ] [WB4HRO A] [10.220.193.144] >> > > You are both correct - it depends on when you look at the database. I > deleted the earlier file because I changed my query to look at more J-land > stations, but I've been taking a snapshot of their registration every five > minutes trying to figure this out. Here's a later glimpse of another > J-lander showing this phenomena: > > JA7NJN | 2009-01-20 18:08:45 | 2009-04-09 14:13:46.691649 | 2009-04-09 > 14:13:46.691649 | ja7njn | JP1YJR A | JP1YJR | JA7NJN | WB4HRO > | 10.64.208.200 | f > > For about 35 minutes (7 snapshots five minutes apart) he was registered this > morning on JP1YJR A in our database. Before and after (and now) he was > registered to WB4HRO A. > > 73 -- John > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
