Which means our broadcasting at RTK2GO with the temp password became invalid. Very quickly (1-2 minutes) our account and password were active. Note: We quickly got banned from RTK2GO because, after completing our registration, we started STRSVR and pointed it at with the temporary password. Yes it looks spammy but we found it is the best solution. We recommend creating a mount point and a password through. RTK2GO seems to be a pet project of SNIP. There are a variety of Windows applications out there that claim to be an NTRIP caster.

It’s very satisfying and a great learning experience to get correction data, but long term u-center is not our choice. We recommend using u-center to ‘kick the tires’ of NTRIP. This means that every time the mini-PC loses power or reboots you will need to log into the machine, open u-center, and restart the caster. There is not currently a way to auto-start u-center in caster mode.You’ll need to poke a hole in your router for port 2101 (not the most secure).U-center will automatically configure the receiver to broadcast the RTCM sentences, and begin transmitting correction data over port 2101 to anyone who hits this PC’s IP address with the proper credentials (usually using an NTRIP client). Simply enter a user name, password, and mount point info and click ok.

In terms of ease-of-use, this is by far the easiest (second only to using radios that require no configuration). U-center has a very easy to use NTRIP caster.

Open ntrip caster software