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The Hotspot Proxy is a protocol-aware UDP proxy for Homebrew Protocol that can distribute connections arriving on a single UDP port to a range of UDP ports on the backend server. It is used to support a single port for clients to connect to but still work with the one port, one system model originally designed into HBLink.
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The proxy uses the DMR ID embedded in every HBP packet to track the connection.
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Using the proxy is simple.
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First you need to create a number of entries in your database for your hotspots to use, with sequential port numbers.
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In the file hotspot_proxy_v2.py, you will find, towards the bottom, some configuration options. Edit these to suit your system.
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run the proxy:
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`#python3 ./hotspot_proxy_v2.py` |
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