As I tried going through the DSDPLUS batch files and my Internet providers modem to allow port forwarding for 20001 and the issue still exist TCP connect error 10061 " no connection could be made because the target machine refused it"
FMP batch: FMP24 -rc -i1 -o20001 -P0.0 -f935.0
R1: DSDPlus -r1 -e -T -E -Pwav -i20001 >>1R-log.txt
DSDPlus -F2 -r1 -e -T -E -Pwav -i20002 >>1Ra-log.txt
FMP24 CC: -rc -i1 -o20001 -P0.0 -f935.0
FMPA: FMPA -rc -i1 -o20001 -f935.0
FMPP: FMPP -rc -i1 -o20001 -f935.0
you do not need to do anything with your ISP port forwarding, unless you are going over the publicly facing internet to bridge the FMP* machine and the DSD+ machine. If you are using DSD+ and the SDR dongle on the same computer, you only have to open the port on the
Windows firewall, not the
cablemodem/dsl/OTA firewall.
is that in one batch file? You appear to be telling FMPA
AND FMPP to use the same dongle and the same device. Do you have an RTLSDR, an Airspy, or an SDRPlay? You also have DSD+ looking on a port that no one is sending data to, ie; 20002.
You will need one of the FMPs sending -o20001
or out on 20001 (or whatever port you choose)
, and then DSD+ listening on -i20001
or in on 20001 (or whatever you choose). You can't send it out on one TCP port and then in on another, unless you are doing some port redirection, which based on how this convo is going is beyond your current skill set ( and most likely not required anyway).
tl;dr.
FMP -oXXXXX should match the DSDPlus -iXXXXX