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>11. Making AX.25/NET/ROM/ROSE calls</A
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>Now that you have all of your AX.25, NET/ROM and ROSE interfaces configured
and active, you should be able to make test calls.</P
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>The AX.25 Utilities package includes a program called `<EM
>call</EM
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is a split screen terminal program for AX.25, NET/ROM and ROSE.</P
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>A simple AX.25 call would look like:</P
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>A simple NET/ROM call to a node with an alias of <TT
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>SUNBBS</TT
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>A simple ROSE call to <TT
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>HEARD</TT
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<TT
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>5050882960</TT
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>Note: you must tell <EM
>call</EM
> which port you wish to
make the call on, as the same destination node might be reachable on
any of the ports you have configured.</P
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>The <EM
>call</EM
> program is a line mode terminal program for making
AX.25 calls. It recognizes lines that start with `<TT
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>&#732;</TT
>' as command lines.
The `<TT
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>&#732;.</TT
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>/usr/man</TT
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