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AllStarLink is an open source internet repeater linking system that uses the Asterisk PBX software internally, and provides a web interface for management. It can be used both for connecting repeaters to the internet and for creating reflectors that internet-linked repeaters can connect to. An AllStarLink installation consists of multiple pieces of software: The Asterisk PBX, the app_rpt application made by AllStarLink, and the Allmon3 web interface.
AllStarLink is an open source<ref>The ASL3 source is [https://github.com/AllStarLink/ASL3 available on GitHub], though installing from source is not recommended.</ref> internet repeater linking system that uses the Asterisk PBX software internally, and provides a web interface for management. It can be used both for connecting repeaters to the internet and for creating reflectors that internet-linked repeaters can connect to. An AllStarLink installation consists of multiple pieces of software: The Asterisk PBX, the app_rpt application made by AllStarLink, and the Allmon3 web interface.


== Step 1: Sign up for an AllStar Account ==
== Step 1: Sign up for an AllStar Account ==

Revision as of 19:04, 29 September 2026

AllStarLink is an open source[1] internet repeater linking system that uses the Asterisk PBX software internally, and provides a web interface for management. It can be used both for connecting repeaters to the internet and for creating reflectors that internet-linked repeaters can connect to. An AllStarLink installation consists of multiple pieces of software: The Asterisk PBX, the app_rpt application made by AllStarLink, and the Allmon3 web interface.

Step 1: Sign up for an AllStar Account

Step 2: Create a server

Step 3: Create a node

Step 4: Install AllStarLink

Step 5: Configure firewall

Step 6: Enable 44Net Connect tunnel

  1. ↑ The ASL3 source is available on GitHub, though installing from source is not recommended.