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-====== GB7CIP  ======
+====== GB7CIP Caterham on the Hill, Surrey ======
-m, 20m, 10m, 15m, 70cm packet node with mailbox NoV
+m, 20m, 10m, 15m, 70cm packet node with mailbox NoV. Provides, among many other things, [[:dxcluster|DX Cluster]] services.
 Frequencies:\\
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   * 433.625 MHz
   * 439.95 MHz (horizontal)
+Packet mail region #37.GBR.EURO
 Sysop: G4APL
+Locator: IO91wh\\
+Lat/lon of grid corner: 51.312500, -0.125000
+GB7CIP has this very long but quite useful info text:
+<file>
+BBS GB7CIP - IO91WH Caterham on the Hill Surrey 20 Km south of Finance
+             Centre of the City of London
+M 580ft ASL upon the North East Surrey Hills
+Caterham Radio Group CatRad Realtime Data Over Amateur Radio
+TCPIP Host (gb7cip.ampr.org)[44.131.244.1] AX25_FBB Full Service Server.
+     Part of the East Surrey North Network Hub [tcpip uk subnet 244]
+            Realtime Data Over AMateur Packet Radio NETwork
+reviewed 13 July 2023
+All Licensed Radio Amateurs may use this BBS for their MAIL and
+Bulletins via Radio vhf, uhf and or Internet AX25 NetRom, HF_PACTOR
+and AmprNetTCP/IP services.
+For details on GB7CIP's PacTOR Service.
+Please enter PACTOR command at the BBS Prompt
+########################################################################
+Security Policy
+###############
+Abuse this System Access Including BBS Network, then you will loose
+access to this system. Bulletins that include bad or offensive language
+swear words are automatically deleted. As may be offensive to readers.
+No second chance.
+Please respect other users of the Amateur Packet Radio Network
+In Summary:
+Very simple.   Abuse and you Loose. No Second Chance.
+########################################################################
+                To read the FULL GB7CIP SECURITY POLICY.
+        Please enter command     SECPOL     at the BBS Prompt.
+########################################################################
+Direct Radio (Wireless) Access to GB7CIP BBS is available via
+the following uplink interfaces or      via the uplink Node callsigns :-
+Connect using the CALLSIGN-SSID (NOT THE ALIAS)  BBS-INBOUND    Node
+.9375MHz  1200bd NFM Vertical X50             GB7CIP-0       MB7NCR-2
+.625MHz   9600bd WFM Horizontal Beam 295 deg  GB7CIP-0       GB7CIP-9
+.675MHz   1200bd WFM Vertical X50             GB7CIP-0       GB7CIP-7
+.625MHz   1200bd WFM Vertical   Beam 360 deg  GB7CIP-0       GB7CIP-8
+.950MHz   9600bd WFM Horizontal Beam 305 deg  GB7CIP-0       GB7CIP-10
+Note: 9600bd Modems as based on the RUH Modem design, these are also
+compatible with all the Kenwood Transceivers TS2000e THD series with the
+builtin Tasco Radio Modems that can be used to connect to
+gb7cip 1200bd and 9600bd 'ax25 Connected Packet' Radio Interfaces.
+Configuration details can be found on the website listed below under
+the Technical TAB.
+IN addition there are those using modern DSP Sound Modem digital
+system solutions running AX25 to connect to the legacy ax25 and
+amprnet IP network.
+CATB22 GB7CP 2m and 70cm nodes Closed Down after 25 years 8.11.2014
+amprnet web http://gb7cip.ampr.org Internet https://www.theskywaves.net
+This AX25_BBS server can be accessed direct via amprnet TCP/IP network,
+also FBB forwarding over wireless (RADIO) amprnet TCP/IP,NetRom
+and amprnet wormholes are available from this server
+by telneting to  44.131.244.1 6300
+GB7CIP-0 LinFBB is compatable with OUTPOST Personal Message Application
+and SALLY PMS.
+Satellitte database
+is automatically maintain on this server.
+Enter   SATINFO   (3KB) at  BBS Prompt on how to use (HOWTO).
+White Pages Callsign Database lookup.
+SysOps of BBS's system are encourage to update the WhitePages
+database at GB7CIP by configuring their BBS system to send
+WP generated data to GB7CIP by addressing it as an SP mail
+SP WP@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO.
+note: ALL SB WP@WW are automatically rejected, as these should be sent
+as an SP. e.g. SP WP@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO
+Forwarding
+The_Nodel_Lord liaises with his forwarding partners to ensure that
+Personal Mail has routes to the distinations.
+You can test the AX25 Personal Mail path to GB7CIP from anywhere in
+the world by sending a Ping message.
+As detailed further down in these notes.
+Note: GB7CIP does not forward to UK systems that are not authorise
+to 'relay-digipeat' send and receive third party mail, bulletins
+over Radio.
+i.e. Only forward to GB7### systems or relay via MB7 nodes
+over Radio Networks.
+That is your Home BBS needs to be one of the
+UK Licenced Ofcom NOV GB7 systems.
+New BBS systems that wish to send SP mail towards
+GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO. Are advised to forward via
+one of my forward partners in your country, Continent as detailed in
+https://www.theskywaves.net/fbb/gb7cip_ax25_fbb_forwarding_paths.pdf
+As I have nearly run out of forward partner configuration slots.
+That you only use ONE HOME BBS. Or if you log to another BBS remember
+to SET YOUR HOME BBS with it's correct HA on the Visited Server.
+Otherwise your action will cause your SP Mail to be misrouted
+(lost in a big black hole).
+SP PING@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO from your local AX25 BBS.
+or from the amprnet send  email to
+[email protected]
+Very usefull too for proving the SP Mail routing.
+Paul G4APL is always interested in SP mailing routing failures to and
+from GB7CIP.
+Backup worldwide Internet forwarding links and user access via Internet
+Gateways also used in the EVENT of any local VHF, UHF wireless
+links failing.  (Some/Most times it gets desparate)
+A third system is used for Testing PACTOR and one to one QSO's
+normally on 14107.5kHz Dial. CF 14109.0kHz USB
+and also 21111.1kHz. Dial CF 21112.6kHz
+Kenwood TS2000e, SCS PTCIIex  Pactor 1,2,3 Controller
+(A few more systems have been appearing on the above frequencies)
+using P1, P2 put our a CQ CQ CQ PACTOR P1 CALL with your old PK232
+KAM TNC.
+Some may respond and surprise you)
+VK2NA G4APL are active 08:00-12:00 though not every day
+INTERNET ACCESS
+access via the Internet  telnet://gb7cip.theskywaves.net:6300
+or Hyperterminal/Telnet/Putty, DxRetriver  or for the node
+replace 6300 with 6301
+TTYLINK.EXE version 2
+DxRetriever use gb7cip.theskywaves.net
+https://www.theskywaves.net/tcpip_notes.html for more  details
+You can download the following using 7plus (large files 15000 bytes)
+By sending a packet message to         via Internet as files large
+SP 7PSERV@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO
+Subject yapp/zip/d/DxRetriver.zip      Note file size 266Kbytes
+or
+Subject yapp/zip/t/ttylink.zip         Note Large file size 990Kbytes
+or
+Subject yapp/zip/nosapl2k.zip          Note Large file size 1.4Mbytes
+AMPRNET (AMateurPacketRadioNETwork)
+Normal standard amprnet TCP/IP services including nntp news service
+provided since 1997 for UK Radio Amateurs are available via radio from
+the NODE and TCP/IP side of this system. Reconnect to CRGWAY callsigns
+listed above.
+Lots of Radio Amateur's are now using the Raspberry Pi's driving a
+TNC(s) as an IP/Node, linked to their home laptops, as part of the
+IP Amprnet Regenation project.
+Additional Information
+The XFBBD_BBS software is running on a Linux(Unix) Dell 745 MT server.
+This is interfaced with the tcpip email/news system run here on
+gb7cip.ampr.org to allow personal mail and news(bulletins) to flow
+between the two networks.
+This system also provides forwarding AX25_BBS and TCP/IP Mail/News
+from London and South East UK to the rest of UK, Europe, North America
+and the rest of the World.
+Also you can use Thunderbird(mail/news) since 2004 to connect to the
+gb7cip LinFBB 7.0.11 server via the amprnet (and Internet the firewalls
+have been configured) and use the pop3(6110)/smtp(6025) to read and send
+your SP(email) to and from the GB7CIP LinFBB server.
+Also you can setup  the Thunderbird NNTP(6119) newsgroup client up to
+download  read/send  the Bulletins from this server.
+Using HF PACTOR, Amprnet wormhole links, wireless (radio)
+amprnet and NetRom links via the 8 radio ports running at
+bd, 9600bd, HF PACTOR and Internet interfaces for User one to one
+and forwarding sessions.
+pserv server
+To download a file in 7plus format at the BBS prompt.
+The syntax is:-
+pserv yapp/file_name
+pserv yapp/zip/file_name
+or to request via
+sp 7pserv@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro or sp auto7p@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro
+examples of subject line:-
+subject yapp/zip/file_name  or   subject yapp/zip/t/file_name
+subject yapp/file_name      or   subject yapp/zip/w/file_name
+message /ex
+IP Services
+Standard smtp and pop3 *.ampr.org amprnet Email Services
+Newsgroups (nntp) and articles UKIP format (Newgroups Forwarding feed)
+(for those that have accounts set-up on the gb7cip.ampr.org server.)
+Realtime World Wide amprnet Convers server
+(DXTelnet, HEXCHAT,XCHAT and WEBCONVERS TTYLINK.EXE DXretriver
+clients) Web Server)
+Liaise with the Sysop if you want to use these facilities.
+Telnet (port 6301) (connect to other remote TCP/IP servers,
+hosts or downlink to local radio connected hosts)
+FTP (anonymous file transfers) using pftp or ftp -p
+     or a web browser with ftp passive mode enabled in tools advance
+     option. i.e. ftp://44.131.244.1 via the amprnet only
+DX cluster via the DX node command
+For TCP/IP information or request your own 44.#.#.# amprnet address
+enter   IPADRREQ  at the gb7cip BBS prompt.
+(further information and  commands are
+also via web server http://gb7cip.ampr.org via radio IP network
+or Internet https://www.theskywaves.net.)
+To send message to Amateur Radio Stations on tcp/ip (amprnet) the
+format is :-
+e.g.
+sp g9bff@gb7###.ampr.org
+for reply from the amprnet TCP/IP network to be gateway back to AX25
+e.g.
+ your callsign%gb7cip.#[email protected]
+Mail List Server facility available for Club, Group use.
+Send message to G4APL for info.
+or SP MLIST@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO  with HELP in Message content.
+To send a message to all :-
+    CatRad 'packet' members   sp catrad@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro or use
+                              sp [email protected]
+    CIP Users                 sp cipusr@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro
+    IP Users Project          sp ipusr@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro
+    All london BBS's         TO_field @LONDON e.g. SB CLUBS@LONDON
+    All local BBS's          TO_field @LOCAL  e.g. SB CLUBS@LOCAL
+For Access to the TCPIP AX25 NetRom network and the World Wide Convers.
+Please connect back to GB7CIP-5:CRGWAY Network host/node or
+bd Vertical                   144.9375(MB7NCR-2) 432.675(GB7CIP-7)
+bd 360     Heading  9ele Vertical  433.625(GB7CIP-8)
+bd Tiny2 PacComm NB96 RUH modems 295-305 Heading 18ele Horizontal
+.625(GB7CIP-9) 439.950(GB7CIP-10)
+ and type ? for  list of commands, which includes  I(info)
+*** gb7uod, XFBB USER COMMANDS are also detailed in the following PDF file
+via the Internet
+https://www.theskywaves.net/fbb/GB7CIP_AX25_FBB_USER_COMMANDS.pdf
+via the amprnet
+http://gb7cip.ampr.org/fbb/GB7CIP_AX25_FBB_USER_COMMANDS.pdf
+Network Callbook server (may not be available as hosted by partner)
+(CA callsign, Check TCP/IP Host name HO Callsign
+DXCluster (DX) to name a few.
+GB7CIP Maintenance blog
+Enter CIPBLOG at the gb7cip BBS prompt. (24kb)
+OH! And if you think something on this system or the network is not
+working. Let me know.
+I do my best to try and keep all the aerials 'spinning' here.
+**********************************************************************
+** UK Stations requiring a                                          **
+** TCP/IP amprnet address subnet(range of addresses)                **
+** Please register on https://portal.ampr.org                       **
+** and follow the online guidance notes to request an assignment.   **
+**********************************************************************
+REMEMBER:  Please log off cleanly with a  B  to reset your
+           Last Read Message Counter.
+For full Telnet access to this system, you will need
+advise the SysOP G4APL your current valid Amateur Radio Callsign,
+suitable password and contact details.
+(Email address or via Packet Radio)
+Hope the above was of assistance to you gb7uod
+de The_Nodel_Lord aka SysOp
+de Paul amprnet  [email protected]  (SysOP)
+           AX25 BBS g4apl@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro
+           Internet [email protected]
+           CatRad encourage live real time packet qso's since 1984
+           Linux since 1994 with the 1.1.50 kernal
+</file>
 If you have more information about this node, or you are the sysop, please [[:contributing|consider contributing]].