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I have no idea. I have never played around with anything hytera.
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I have no idea. I have never played around with anything hytera.
MTS2000des
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Except that MSI won't sell US customers AES unless they're "special". While RAS will keep out the pirates with their Chianturds, one will have to settle for "welfare" encryption based on well known and well compromised "enhanced privacy" based on laughable RC-4 cypher.
kayn1n32008
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There is a local Cap Max that is AES encrypted not far from where I live.
I think that MSI is learning, that if they don't abide by their customers wishes, they will lose revenue. This system operator was going to go to Tait or Kenwood had MSI not played ball with AES.
speedway_navigator
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This is Hytera's local access management screen in CPS.
Once the repeater is in hang time any ID can transmit through the repeater.
There is no equivalent of a MAC address so a user can duplicate an approved ID and get in.
Once the repeater is in hang time any ID can transmit through the repeater.
There is no equivalent of a MAC address so a user can duplicate an approved ID and get in.
On a Harris repeater one can use G-star for exclusive access to the repeater. Security is low as G-star can be decoded.
A DES decryption board would be needed for high security and then of course your DMR would need its level of security.
Means you would need DES encryption uplink.
A DES decryption board would be needed for high security and then of course your DMR would need its level of security.
Means you would need DES encryption uplink.
kayn1n32008
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DES is a broke joke. It does not provide any security, except to keep scanners from listening.
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