Hi Kari,
The usual architecture is to place a Raspberry Pi (RPi) at the remote station acting as the network entry point. In most cases this runs either a classic VPN ZeroTier.
Once the tunnel / virtual network is established, your operating computer becomes logically part of the same IP network as the radio LAN. From the SDC perspective there is no functional difference between local and remote operation:
• No changes are required in SDC
• CAT / TCP / UDP communication works transparently
• Radio control and data paths behave exactly like a local setup
• Operation is effectively identical to being physically on-site
You can purchase the recommended remote VPN solution here:
https://d4c-shop.myshopify.com/products/d4zero-vpn-service-revolutionizing-remote-contesting-connectivity
Full setup guidelines and configuration examples are available through D4C documentation.
If you prefer a turnkey deployment, dm5xx can remotely install and configure everything required once access is arranged. We’ve implemented many stations using VPN with ZeroTier and the systems perform very reliably.
73 and have a great weekend,
Simon
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