UDP Broadcasting in RUMlogNG
Posted: Mon 6. Mar 2023, 16:54
Hey all -
I wanted to share a scenario to see if there is a better way to accomplish my task. In short, I essentially need to create a second port forwarding instance of 127.0.0.1:12070 to an internet address (QSOMAP n9ms.com:12070).
1-In RUMlog-->Settings-->UDP-->Contact Info (N1MM), I'm set to 127.0.0.1:12070
It is now broadcasting log data via the local host.
2- Then, those contacts are picked-up via the QSO uploader thusly: QSO Uploader-->Listen to-->UDP N1MM contact: Port 12070, Enable N1MM checked.
QSO data is being pushed to Clublog and QRZ.com successfully.
3- Now, I want to send that UDP traffic to n9ms.com:12070 but, from what I can see - with my limited knowledge - Rumlog does not accommodate any further forwarding.
Is there a way that I'm missing to send the UDP packets to another address? Is this something I must do with my Mac networking to forward the IP and port to QSOMAP?
Many thanks for any assistance anyone could provide.
--73 / Chris
I wanted to share a scenario to see if there is a better way to accomplish my task. In short, I essentially need to create a second port forwarding instance of 127.0.0.1:12070 to an internet address (QSOMAP n9ms.com:12070).
1-In RUMlog-->Settings-->UDP-->Contact Info (N1MM), I'm set to 127.0.0.1:12070
It is now broadcasting log data via the local host.
2- Then, those contacts are picked-up via the QSO uploader thusly: QSO Uploader-->Listen to-->UDP N1MM contact: Port 12070, Enable N1MM checked.
QSO data is being pushed to Clublog and QRZ.com successfully.
3- Now, I want to send that UDP traffic to n9ms.com:12070 but, from what I can see - with my limited knowledge - Rumlog does not accommodate any further forwarding.
Is there a way that I'm missing to send the UDP packets to another address? Is this something I must do with my Mac networking to forward the IP and port to QSOMAP?
Many thanks for any assistance anyone could provide.
--73 / Chris