Your next step is to build a gateway. "google: build amprnet gateway"
Your are correct most folks are doing the IPIP (aka IPencap) method,
as BGP is typically for /24's or bigger and isn't something attainable
for most.
The most common method is to do this on some sort of Linux computer.
- all 44/8 hosts should be able to traceroute and ping my hosts
- the Internet and AMPR should be able to reach: 44.60.44.1 (Gateway,
DNS and NTP), xxx.3 (DNS) and xxx.10 (HTTP)
- I am running Verizon FiOS directly into the WAN interface of the
OpenWRT device, I have explicitly opened IPENCAP on it, and tunl0 and
rip44 are running on it
- In order to provide MoCA (Coax) Ethernet device Internet, connect the
carrier-provided router to the LAN interface, and provide IGMP Proxy for
multicast
- a Trunk port interface carries all VLANs (including AMPR LAN to my
Virtual Server interface, HSMM devices, etc.)
- 44/8 hosts should not be firewalled
- I have a raw filtering of TTL > 2 on the WAN interface (preventing TTL
Expiry DDoS Attacks); but AMPR hosts with a source of 44/8 can
traceroute on AMPRNet to 44.60.44.0/24 and see 44.60.44.1 and hosts
- Lynwood
KB3VWG
