Additionally, registered D-STAR users have that access, if their gateway has the web interface avaiable and they know their passwords.
If you can login to the registration page on the gateway you are registered with, you can go to the Terminal Information screen and put their call in the "Target CS" box, clear the ZoneRPT CS box, and click on "filter." Then it will search the database, and return info on any terminals registered to that callsign. Since most people register at least one terminal with a space, you should be able to find them if they've registered and set up their terminal entry. For example if I put "N9DN" in the "Target CS" box I get back: Target CS AreaRPT CS ZoneRPT CS Receive Time(UTC) PC Name Local IP N9DN W9YR B W9YR 2009-03-12 02:24:50 n9dn 10.158.211.0 If I put in KG4WWH I get: Target CS AreaRPT CS ZoneRPT CS Receive Time(UTC) PC Name Local IP KG4WWH W4RNT B W4RNT kg4wwh-91ad 10.148.141.248 The Find-U option is probably easier though. ----- -debbie Debbie Fligor, n9dn A.R.E.S of Champaign County AEC OES/IL ARRL email: n...@arrl.net <http://n9dn.net/>