Removing Noise with AI - RM Noise

Mike,

Please paste the full log here or send it to rmnoise@ournetplace.com.

The full log can be found in the RM Noise client by navigating to INFO -> FULL LOG.

Update for anyone following this topic:

A Windows configuration change resolved this issue. It was not related to Australia nor was it directly related to IPv6 DNS.

We solved VK3DMA's DNS problem (via email), and that problem appears to be unrelated to yours.

While troubleshooting, I learned more about how the resolver library works. Please check your email. I sent you another diagnostic program to try.

I had a great time that weekend, and am happy to hear RM Noise is working well for you!

Here is the output from that program from VK2ASG: C:\Users\TOSHIBA L850>"C:\Users\TOSHIBA L850\Downloads\dnstester.exe error: All nameservers failed to answer the query servers.rmnoise.com. IN TXT: Server Do53:192.168.0.1@53 answered A DNS query response does not respond to the question asked. ...

Andrew,

Check your email. I wrote a tiny program to perform the DNS request and display any errors.

I'm not sure what to make of that output. That reply didn't come from google, so it appears DNS is being intercepted. Here is the output from my PC using google's dns: C:\Users\randy>nslookup -type=txt servers.rmnoise.com 8.8.8.8 Server: dns.google Address: 8.8.8.8 Non-authoritative answer: servers....

I captured the DNS traffic with Wireshark and started the RMN client software. The RMN client uses the DNS Server assigned by DHCP. Thank you. It appears my 8.8.8.8 resolution may be a red herring. @VK2ASG & VK3DMA: A temporary solution may be to manually configure IPv4 DNS servers, while I fin...

Look at the Server address, it's IPv6. I have seen other software failing to resolve hostnames when the server was an IPv6 address. I assume the client uses the DNS from the Hosts IP stack? Would be interesting to know if VK3DMA is using an IPv4 or IPv6 Domain Name Server address. I saw the DNS ser...

HB9VQQ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:42 pm I see an IPv6 Domain Name Server address. Maybe related? Can the client handle IPv6 addresses?

All of the resolved IPs are IPv4, so the client shouldn't receive any IPv6 addresses. With that said, I think the client can handle IPv6 servers, but I have not tested it.