Love the app as it does what I need it to. One request would be to have multiple pages for additional connection options. There are many nodes and hubs I’d like to be able to quickly access. Other than that, great work!!!

This app works great with my SHARI node. It is much more convenient than using DTMF. You will need to access the file system of your node and make a couple changes, so If you’re not comfortable editing the files, get a friend to help. Otherwise, there are tutorials online.

Found it, bought it, paid for it, installed it, and can’t get it to register, can’t find a way to modify the node info once one presses “done” and can’t find a way to remove the node… and worse, can’t get a refund issued for an apt that doesn’t appear to work from start. Really sad as it appears on its face to be a well intentioned app. Guess I’ll just have to go back to writing apps mysel to get one that’s workable on iPhone…

My Linux skills are pretty rusty these days so it took a little studying to get me to the items I needed to add and change in manager.conf. Once I did that in Asterisk it connected immediately. Saves on a lot of dtmf button pushing !

Well this is a mighty useful little app! Worth a donation for sure. For those hitting the issue where the app can't find astdb.txt, the app expects it to be in /var/www/html/allmon2 ... best to link it with "ln -s /var/log/asterisk/astdb.txt /var/www/html/allmon2/astdb.txt

Does not work with static IP from ISP.

Works as far as having quick interface to control your node. The information that is given about the node is very limited though. If you have multiple connections it only shows one.

The app seems to run fine with Hamvoip public node versions, but not ASL public node versions. It won’t display the astdb.txt file for a host list of who your connected to. Also on when connected to a ASL node, it won’t display a red tx when the node is keyed up, it does however on the Hamvoip side. Would like to see it be more comparable with the ASL version. Sent multiple support request emails, and no response.

So nice being able to visually see what’s going on at a glance... as well as change nodes, quick disconnect and reconnect and user defined commands are awesome...

Configure manager.conf as described and forward the port (5038, unless you changed it) and you can access your node over LTE also. Perfect app. To edit/customize the quickdial buttons, just hold your finger on them for a few seconds..