Mycockpit FS Server

[Bob Reed]

Ok folks. Here it is. Back by popular demand the Mycockpit FS Server. The IP is 24.93.12.155 This needs testing so if you run into problems please let me know here or a PM. The password is....... mycockpit

[BlackWidow]

Thanks bob :d

[Michael Carter]

My comm system isn't installed yet, but just as soon as it is...

I gotta try this out. I'd love flying with the members heir.

[JBaymore]

Thanks Bob.

I'll hopefully try it again tomorrow and let you know if anything is up. Did you open the ports for AIBridge too?

best,

..................john

[Bob Reed]

Thanks Bob.

I'll hopefully try it again tomorrow and let you know if anything is up. Did you open the ports for AIBridge too?

best,

..................john

Hmmmm what where they? Do you remember?

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[JBaymore]

Hmmmm what where they? Do you remember?

Bob,

23456 TCP ....which will already be open.

And then there is 47624 TCP and UDP.

That is the most definitive info I know of. The docs for AIBridge are scant and Jose is apparently no longer updating it. It always WAS meant for early VATSIM and IVAO to start with, not FSHost servers. With the changes to Squawkbox and FSInn......I think it is no longer necessary.

BTW he released the source code for the 2.0 version of AIBridge into the public domain. You can download it from his site.

I hope THAT will act as a catalyst for someone to write a BETTER multiplayer interface to inject the TACAS data off the FSHost servers into the sim. I HATE not being able to see the other payers on the ND display.

best,

..................john

[AchillesP]

What about using IBNET?

http://ibirdsoft.altervista.org/

p2p technology.

[JBaymore]

What about using IBNET?

http://ibirdsoft.altervista.org/

p2p technology.

Sumimasen, demo ano uebusaito ga wakarimasen, ne'.

Sorry... but that website made about as much sense to me as the above probably did to you. (Romaji no Nihongo = Romanized Japanese)

I am assuming here that it is something like VATSIM's Squawkbox for use on a particular proprietary network setup?

best,

................john

[AchillesP]

Sumimasen, demo ano uebusaito ga wakarimasen, ne'.

Sorry... but that website made about as much sense to me as the above probably did to you. (Romaji no Nihongo = Romanized Japanese)

I am assuming here that it is something like VATSIM's Squawkbox for use on a particular proprietary network setup?

best,

................john

Did you choose english?