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Our Network help desk has now been integrated into the DVSPh website.
It's look may be different, but its function is still the same - to notify the Admin team of any network issues or queries about our service.
As previously, we generally don't deal with problems on end-user equipment.
To use the help desk and request support, you will first need to REGISTER on the website for an account.
We will require a valid callsign (which will be verified), email and name. Your registration request will need to be validated by the team, which may not be immediate, as we're all volunteers.
Once your account has been approved you will then be able to submit a support ticket. Note: It's not necessary to re-register should you wish to submit future helpdesk tickets.
We hope that you'll find the new system of use.
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We revamped and relaunched the website's for sale and wanted section.
Licensed amateurs can now register* and create* their own for sale or wanted ads.
https://dvsph.net/information/for-sale/for-sale
* Register for an account; the team will review your account to ensure you are a licensed amateur and may request additional information. It may help if you use the same email address as your listed on your QRZ account.
All new ads must be approved by a moderator before they are made public.
*** Disclaimer ***
DVSPh cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions.
Neither can DVSPh be held responsible for the condition or suitability of any items listed on this website.
Please make sure you know who you are dealing with; we suggest using an escrow service.
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We've recently embarked on a project to upgrade our servers to take advantage of the latest software and security releases.
Regrettably this has resulted in some loss of information and interactivity on a few of our web pages.
The web development team is currently working on a resolution to these matters with a view to restoring service as soon as possible.
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Following on from the change to the Amateur Radio Licence Terms & Conditions recently announced by Ofcom, DVSPh is pleased to advise that low power repeaters (5W or less) are welcome to connect to our network via a new dedicated server - DMR+ IPSC2-DVSPh-M (78.129.135.58 or dvsph-m.dvsph.net).
The dashboard for this server can be found in the dashboard menu above or at:
http://dvsph-m.dvsph.net/ipsc
Please use your standard DMR ID plus a 2 digit ESSID when connecting to this
server.
*An ESSID is a 2 digit number (01-99) that is added to the end of your DMR
ID to enable a user to connect more than one device to the network whilst
still using the same user ID
Gateway and standard hotspot users should continue to use server F - DMR+
IPSC2-DVSPh-F (78.129.135.43 or dvsph-f.dvsph.net)
We look forward to seeing you on our network.
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This issue has now been fixed, thank you to the wizards that work in and on the background
The team are aware of an issue with both netmon and the repeater status.
This is related to a recent web server move and upgrade
The dev team are working on solutions, although unfortunately these may not be quick to implement.