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RID: 12345

Post by Scotty » Sat Apr 20, 2013 7:03 pm

I've had RID '12345' in my UniTrunker list for some time (October 2012), but always thought it may have been an anomaly.

Well, a radio with that RID tried to connect via Horsely Park at 17:51, 17:53 and 17:54 today (20/04/2013) and was 'denied' on each occasion.

What do you reckon - incorrectly programmed radio, or pirate?
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by cartman » Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:08 pm

Pirate for sure ... i have several "pirates" tagged in my Unitrunker listing
"12345" first logged 18th Dec 2011 and last seen 24th March 2013 on my list
If and when authentication comes in, they will disappear

Grant

PS "12345" was a common pirate id on analogue as well
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by news » Sun Apr 21, 2013 12:08 am

Scotty wrote:Well, a radio with that RID tried to connect via Horsely Park at 17:51, 17:53 and 17:54 today (20/04/2013) and was 'denied' on each occasion.?
Just pulled both my S145 logs and neither of them have that RID logged at all today ? What software are you using ?

Of note, there was an inhibit command sent out on S145 this arvo at 21:22HRS
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by matthewn1983 » Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:47 pm

Was the inhibit command shown on Pro96Com?
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by news » Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:09 pm

matthewn1983 wrote:Was the inhibit command shown on Pro96Com?
sure was
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by Scotty » Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:35 am

news wrote:Just pulled both my S145 logs and neither of them have that RID logged at all today ? What software are you using ?

Of note, there was an inhibit command sent out on S145 this arvo at 21:22HRS
Unitrunker. On all 3 occasions the radio was not able to connect as simply displayed 'denied'.
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by news » Mon Apr 22, 2013 8:16 pm

Could it be a Unitrunker quirk ?
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by Scotty » Mon Apr 22, 2013 9:45 pm

It could be, but I've had a couple of PM's (as well as cartman's reply in this thread) from others advising they've seen the RID trying to access sites.
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Re: RID: 12345

Post by rustynswrail » Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:13 pm

Scotty wrote:It could be, but I've had a couple of PM's (as well as cartman's reply in this thread) from others advising they've seen the RID trying to access sites.
I have a list of about 50 to 60 5 digit RID's doing the same thing. All captured with UT.

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Re: RID: 12345

Post by news » Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:33 pm

Scotty wrote:It could be, but I've had a couple of PM's (as well as cartman's reply in this thread) from others advising they've seen the RID trying to access sites.
Is anyone using software apart from unitrunker and get the same issue ?

Russell, can you post what these ID's you have are ?

I'm interested because either PRO96Com is missing something or UT is showing false readings ?
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