The MB6IGK Gateway has been up and running (while attended) for four evenings now. No problems so far. Installation was simple, with no hardware or software issues. Probably the most technical part is assigning port forwarding on the router, and that took less than five minutes, so no complaints!
Local activity through the RF Gateway has been limited to just me, word has obviously yet to get out about it's presence. They'll come flocking once they know it's here (lol). The network activity through UK-NET-HUB is sporadic. It tends to be quiet most of the time, just like the other digital modes (D-Star, DMR, and even the older analogue Echolink network).
There are normally 20+ nodes (ND-Nodes, GW-Gateways, RPT-Repeaters) in the UK-NET-HUB Room at any one time, with occasional visits from overseas visitors. Currently, there are four repeaters in the room.
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