CloudSDR

[pauldbnut]

So you will need a bank of 4K monitors to actually see something of value with 10, 20, 30 MHz bandwidth?

For my purposes, Kriss, 32-inch 1920x1080 is great for FM BC. It's the overall band status I need first, then activity in the "holes", then any abnormalities that suggest interesting propagation.

[Simon G4ELI]

I would use 4k at that size. I've seen Console running on 60" 8k monitors...

[WReeve]

Is anyone running a CloudSDR with SDR Console? I cannot connect to mine and assume I have a setup problem.

[Simon G4ELI]

Is anyone running a CloudSDR with SDR Console? I cannot connect to mine and assume I have a setup problem.

Post the logfile as an attachment.

[WReeve]

Sorry for the delay.

I've attached the logfile for a single attempt at connecting to a CloudSDR at 10.0.0.120:50112.

[WReeve]

Logfile attached for one connection attempt to a CloudSDR at 10.0.0.12:50112.

[Simon G4ELI]

OK, what about firewalls? I assume your local net is 10.0.0.x?

Are you sure port 50112 is correct?

[WReeve]

Yes, the application is allowed in the Windows Defender Firewall and, yes, the local net is 10.0.0.x, and, yes, the port 50112 is correct.

I use IP 10.0.0.120:50112 to connect to the radio using SpectraVue without problems.

[WReeve]

Okay, problem solved. First, my router was handing out 10.0.0.120 to a Macbook Air, so I deleted that and reserved a new address 10.0.0.112 for the CloudSDR on port 50112.

Next, I had manually added the CloudSDR in SDR Console but that didn't work. I used the SDR Console Search function for RFSpace and it found both of my CloudSDR. I saved those and now can connect okay.

[Simon G4ELI]

Good news