Since changing from APRSD to JavAPRSServ the ports that one can connect to have also changed!
The old ports have been removed, leaving now only 3 to connect to and 1 HTTP port
1314: Message-only Feed
10152: Full APRS-IS Feed (limited to within 300Km of my location)
14580: User-defined Filtered Feed
14501: HTTP status page (this is the only port viewable with a web browser!)
you can telnet into the first 3 however the information you receive back won’t make much sense unless you are using an APRS compatible application to interpret the data!
APRS uses AX25 to send and receive GPS positions, messages and objects for Amateur Radio use.
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