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>From: Gerry Creager N5JXS <address@hidden> >Organization: Texas A&M University -- AATLT >Keywords: 200502240404.j1O44lv2011293 IDD NEXRAD2 Hi Gerry, >I had to change IP addresses last evening on most of the Mesonet stuff >while working thru a switch failure. I saw the email about this earlier. >WHY I had to readdress the network >is something occurring at Layers 9 & 10 of the iso stack. I cranked up >a feed from unidata and atm.geo.nsf.gov for CRAFT tonight. I'm not >getting authenticated at OU when I go there with LDM requesting >CRAFT/NEXRAD2. Looks like the allow statement at OU is bound to the IP >address instead of the hostname... No worries. I see your connection to idd.unidata.ucar.edu. >I'll tear down the offensive feed requests as soon as I can get data >from OU. I'll be on the phone in the morning to them... OK, sounds good. >Thanks gerry Cheers, Tom >From address@hidden Thu Feb 24 06:01:54 2005 I'm hoping I didn't miss all the convective activity last night simply to *sleep*! Looks like we're going to see stuff fire off the line of a stationary front most of the day, and I may get to look thru the back side of the storms at some decent "stuff" with our -88D-ish 10 cm radar! Have fun! gerry