@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ Here is a listing of files in the configs folder in this repo that pertain to FN
- `adj_site_map.example.yml` - This is an example configuration file configuring adjacent site mappings for trunked `dvmhost` instances.
- `adj_site_map.example.yml` - This is an example configuration file configuring adjacent site mappings for trunked `dvmhost` instances.
- `fne-config.example.yml` - This is the main/primary example configuration file for an FNE instance.
- `fne-config.example.yml` - This is the main/primary example configuration file for an FNE instance.
- `peer_list.example.dat` - This is a simple CSV-style file containing access control permissions for peers allowed to connect to the FNE (this includes both downstream peers (like `dvmhost` or `dvmbridge`) and other `dvmfne` instances connecting *to* the FNE instance).
- `peer_list.example.dat` - This is a simple CSV-style file containing access control permissions for peers allowed to connect to the FNE (this includes both downstream peers (like `dvmhost` or `dvmbridge`) and other `dvmfne` instances connecting *to* the FNE instance).
- `rid_acl.example.dat` - This is a simple CSV-style file containing the access control permissions for radio ID (RID)s allowed to use a configured system/network.
- `rid_acl.example.dat` - This is a simple CSV-style file containing the access control permissions for radio ID (RID)s allowed to use a configured system/network. It also carries per-RID key policy for whether a RID can request keys, whether it can be OTAR rekeyed, and an optional allowed key ID list.
- `talkgroup_rules.example.yml` - This is the second most important configuration file for an FNE, this file describes all the talkgroups and their related access control and configuration parameters.
- `talkgroup_rules.example.yml` - This is the second most important configuration file for an FNE, this file describes all the talkgroups and their related access control and configuration parameters.
There is another file that is attributed to the FNE that an example is not provided for and that is the `key-container.ekc` file. This file provides cryptographic material needed for providing keyloading functionality across a configured system/network.
There is another file that is attributed to the FNE that an example is not provided for and that is the `key-container.ekc` file. This file provides cryptographic material needed for providing keyloading functionality across a configured system/network.
@ -414,6 +414,15 @@ sudo sed -i 's/^console=serial0,115200 *//' /boot/cmdline.txt
After finishing these steps, reboot.
After finishing these steps, reboot.
## IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING AI / LLM-GENERATED CONFIGURATIONS
DVMProject does not provide support for configurations generated, rewritten, modified, or "fixed" by AI/LLM tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, or similar services.
These tools may produce syntactically valid YAML while still changing required values, removing important comments, inventing unsupported options, breaking network/site relationships, or creating unsafe/nonfunctional configurations.
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## License
## License
This project is licensed under the GPLv2 License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details. Use of this project is intended, for amateur and/or educational use ONLY. Any other use is at the risk of user and all commercial purposes is strictly discouraged.
This project is licensed under the GPLv2 License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details. Use of this project is intended, for amateur and/or educational use ONLY. Any other use is at the risk of user and all commercial purposes is strictly discouraged.
The Control Byte at offset 14 is a bitmask defined by `enum CONTROL_BYTE` in `BaseNetwork.h`. It is passed as the `controlByte` parameter to `writeP25TDU()` and stored in the TDU packet to signal in-band network control to the receiving endpoint. Multiple flags may be OR'd together. A value of `0x00` means no control operation is requested.
| Bit Mask | Name | Description |
|----------|------|-------------|
| `0x80` | `NET_CTRL_GRANT_DEMAND` | Grant demand — peer is requesting a channel grant for an ongoing call |
| `0x40` | `NET_CTRL_GRANT_DENIAL` | Grant denial — FNE is denying a channel grant request |
| `0x20` | `NET_CTRL_SWITCH_OVER` | Call source RID switch over — the originating radio ID changed mid-call |
| `0x08` | `NET_CTRL_GRANT_ENCRYPT` | Encrypted grant — the associated channel grant is for an encrypted call |
| `0x01` | `NET_CTRL_U2U` | Unit-to-unit — this is a unit-to-unit (private) call, not a group call |
**P25 Message Header Structure (24 bytes):**
The message header created by `createP25_MessageHdr()` contains:
The P25 LDU1 message uses DFSI encoding to pack 9 IMBE voice frames with link control data. The total size is 193 bytes (`P25_LDU1_PACKET_LENGTH = 193U`), which includes:
The P25 LDU1 message uses DFSI encoding to pack 9 IMBE voice frames with link control data. The total size is 193 bytes (`P25_LDU1_PACKET_LENGTH = 193U`), which includes:
@ -1245,25 +1296,6 @@ The P25 LDU1 message uses DFSI encoding to pack 9 IMBE voice frames with link co
The Digital Fixed Station Interface (DFSI) encoding is a TIA-102.BAHA standard for transporting P25 voice over IP. Each IMBE voice frame (11 bytes of raw IMBE data) is encoded using the `p25::dfsi::LC::encodeLDU1()` method with a specific frame type:
The Digital Fixed Station Interface (DFSI) encoding is a TIA-102.BAHA standard for transporting P25 voice over IP. Each IMBE voice frame (11 bytes of raw IMBE data) is encoded using the `p25::dfsi::LC::encodeLDU1()` method with a specific frame type:
@ -1285,21 +1317,7 @@ The DFSI frames embed the Link Control (LC) and Low Speed Data (LSD) information
Offset 24: [22 bytes] LDU1_VOICE1 (DFSI frame type 0x62)
Offset 24: [22 bytes] LDU1_VOICE1 (DFSI frame type 0x62)
@ -1323,7 +1341,7 @@ Additional Data (offsets 178-192):
- `MSG_HDR_SIZE = 24U`
- `MSG_HDR_SIZE = 24U`
- Total allocated size: 193 + 8 = 201 bytes
- Total allocated size: 193 + 8 = 201 bytes
**LDU2 (Link Data Unit 2) with DFSI Encoding:**
**P25 LDU2 Packet Structure:**
LDU2 has a similar structure to LDU1 but uses different DFSI frame types and contains Encryption Sync (ESS) data instead of Link Control in frames 3-8. Total size is 181 bytes (`P25_LDU2_PACKET_LENGTH = 181U`).
LDU2 has a similar structure to LDU1 but uses different DFSI frame types and contains Encryption Sync (ESS) data instead of Link Control in frames 3-8. Total size is 181 bytes (`P25_LDU2_PACKET_LENGTH = 181U`).
@ -1358,56 +1376,23 @@ The TDU packet consists of:
::LogWarning(LOG_HOST,"Talkgroup (%s) defines both inclusions and exclusions! Inclusion rules take precedence and exclusion rules will be ignored.",groupName.c_str());
}
if(incCount>0&&excCount>0){
::LogWarning(LOG_HOST,"Talkgroup (%s) defines both inclusions and exclusions! Inclusion rules take precedence and exclusion rules will be ignored.",groupName.c_str());
}
if(alwyCount>0&&affil){
if(alwyCount>0&&affil){
::LogWarning(LOG_HOST,"Talkgroup (%s) is marked as affiliation required and has a defined always send list! Always send peers take rule precedence and defined peers will always receive traffic.",groupName.c_str());
::LogWarning(LOG_HOST,"Talkgroup (%s) is marked as affiliation required and has a defined always send list! Always send peers take rule precedence and defined peers will always receive traffic.",groupName.c_str());
::LogInfoEx(LOG_HOST,"Peer ID %u Master Address %s Master Port %u Enabled %u Encrypted %u NAK Fall Over %u",id,masterAddress.c_str(),masterPort,enabled,encrypted,nakFallOver);
::LogInfoEx(LOG_HOST,"Peer ID %u Master Address %s Master Port %u Enabled %u Encrypted %u NAK Fall Over %u",id,masterAddress.c_str(),masterPort,enabled,encrypted,nakFallOver);
Lorenzo L. Romero
4 weeks ago