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updated ardc.net :)
by Rosy Schechter - KJ7RYV 02 Jun '23

02 Jun '23

Hello 44Net! I'm writing with some exciting news: we've updated ardc.net so that it is responsive and accessibility friendly, with some clearer hierarchy as well as imagery on the home page. Please take a look when you have some time: https://www.ardc.net/ Though we've tested on many browsers and devices, as it goes with any launch, you are likely to find a thing here or there that needs to be addressed. Please let us know what you find, if anything. Many thanks to Chris for his work helping us to wrangle this beast, and also to Dan Romanchik KB6NU (whose last day was yesterday) for his work implementing and tweaking the new theme, not to mention content updates. Speaking of modernization, it's also worth noting that we're in alpha testing for an updated Portal. Looking very forward to sharing more about that as soon as we're able. As always, reach out with any questions or thoughts. Many thanks and 73, Rosy -- Rosy Schechter - KJ7RYV Executive Director Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) ardc.net

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Allocation request question
by Alice Wyan 30 May '23

30 May '23

Hi, I made an allocation request for a /29 in the 44.132.128.0 subnet a couple weeks ago but haven't received a reply yet, what should my next steps be? Regards Alice EA4FYQ

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linbpq
by cmolnar65＠gmail.com 28 May '23

28 May '23

Hello everyone! I am trying to configure 44net in linbpq. Can anyone offer any suggestions on where I have gone wrong? My network is: 44.98.28.32 / 29 according to the email I received. My local machine ip address is 192.168.2.225 on adapter enp6s0f0 A free static address on my network is 192.168.2.223 My gateway / router is at: 192.168.2.1 my lbpq32.cfg file includes: IPGATEWAY 44ENCAP 192.168.2.223 ;LAN address Adapter enp6s0f0 IPAddr 44.98.28.1 IPNetMask 255.255.255.248 IPBroadcast 193.168.2.255 ; < where X is your IP 1 or 0 IPGateway 192.168.2.1 ; Gateway to Router, may not be IPPorts 1,3 ARP 44.98.28.1 KO4YAW-2 2 D ROUTE 44.98.0.0/29 44.92.35.1 D **** Thanks and '73, -Chris KO4YAW

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Special event on 44net
by Dave Gingrich 25 May '23

25 May '23

This coming Sunday is the Indianapolis 500 “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing." If you would like to work the iconic W9IMS (Indianapolis Motor Speedway Amateur Radio Club) on 44net, connect your local IRLP repeater to Reflector 9200 beginning at 09:00 eastern (13:00 UTC) Sunday. Why is this pertinent here? Well, IRLP is making considerable use of 44net for a significant part of our infrastructure including Reflector 9200 at 44.127.48.1. There are just shy of 500 repeaters and other nodes in the network with 44net IP addresses, including mine at 44.127.48.7 over a cellular link. — Dave K9DC, K9IP

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I'm having trouble running dvswitch allstarlink via ampr's ip
by Kiatisak Jaikong 23 May '23

23 May '23

I'm having trouble running dvswitch allstarlink via ampr's ip connected by IP Tunnel. I am now able to make the acquired ips ping or traceroute externally unless connected with dvswitch allstarling application do you have any suggestions for this problem?

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ตอบกลับ: I need to registered in the ampr.org DNS
by Kiatisak Jaikong 22 May '23

22 May '23

I got the ip from ampr.org but can't send traffic to the ip so I searched the mailing list and found the answer from Brian Kantor. In order for traffic from the internet to reach your host through a tunnel from UCSD, it must be registered in the ampr.org<http://ampr.org> DNS. There are no entries in the DNS for 44.158.158.x. If you would like me to add some, please send me private email off-list of the hostnames and addresses you want added. https://mailman.ardc.net/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/44net@mailman.ampr.org/me… I need to register in the ampr.org DNS as follows. Regards E25RJL IP Address DNS 44.63.33.129 h129.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.130 h130.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.131 h131.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.132 h132.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.133 h133.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.134 h134.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.135 h135.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.136 h136.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.137 h137.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.138 h138.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.139 h139.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.140 h140.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.141 h141.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.142 h142.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.143 h143.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.144 h144.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.145 h145.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.146 h146.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.147 h147.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.148 h148.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.149 h149.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.150 h150.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.151 h151.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.152 h152.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.153 h153.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.154 h154.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.155 h155.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.156 h156.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.157 h157.e25rjl.ampr.org 44.63.33.158 h158.e25rjl.ampr.org ________________________________ จาก: Anton Laukhin (RC3C) <rc3c.cqdx(a)ya.ru> ส่ง: 21 พฤษภาคม 2566 14:44 ถึง: kiatisak22(a)hotmail.com <kiatisak22(a)hotmail.com>; 44net(a)mailman.ampr.org <44net(a)mailman.ampr.org> ชื่อเรื่อง: Re: [44net] I need to registered in the ampr.org DNS is this possible to get *.ampr.org hostname? 21.05.2023, 10:42, "kiatisak22--- via 44net" <44net(a)mailman.ampr.org>: Hi Brian Kantor I need to registered in the ampr.org DNS. Where can I send you information? _______________________________________________ 44net mailing list -- 44net(a)mailman.ampr.org<mailto:44net@mailman.ampr.org> To unsubscribe send an email to 44net-leave(a)mailman.ampr.org<mailto:44net-leave@mailman.ampr.org> -- Kind regards and wishes, 73 de Anton RC3C , Moscow.

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I need to registered in the ampr.org DNS
by kiatisak22＠hotmail.com 21 May '23

21 May '23

Hi Brian Kantor I need to registered in the ampr.org DNS. Where can I send you information?

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Hamegate?
by lleachii＠aol.com 01 May '23

01 May '23

All, I am receiving emails for a "Hamgate DE" for a few months now. I am not in Germany and I do not recall signing up for these emails. I have inquired a few times before, but I keep getting them. I'm noticing it's common in the Ham world to harvest emails without users' permission. Is "Hamegate DE" somehow affiliated with AMPRNet? Thanks and 73, - LynwoodKB3VWG

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ARDC is hiring: Communications Manager (full-time, remote)
by Merideth Stroh 26 Apr '23

26 Apr '23

Hello 44Net Community, I'd like to share an opportunity to get more involved with ARDC. We are looking to hire a Communications Manager. *Please review the job description below, or on our website* at: https://www.ardc.net/ardc-is-hiring-communications-manager/. Please feel free to pass this any personal contacts who might be interested. Application instructions are at the bottom. For any questions, please reach out to hr(a)ardc.net. 73, Merideth, KK7BKI *Overview* Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) is a California-based private foundation with roots in amateur radio and the technology of internet communication. Our mission is to support, promote, and enhance digital communication and broader communication science and technology, to promote Amateur Radio, scientific research, experimentation, education, development, open access, and innovation in information and communication technology. We do this through grantmaking and administering a block of IP address space that is freely available to the amateur radio community. ARDC seeks an experienced Communications Manager to join our team. Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Communications Manager will serve a key role in delivering a comprehensive communications strategy. This role requires a dynamic individual who is well-versed in writing press releases and blog posts, as well as engaging with people on social media, chat forums, and in-person networking opportunities at conferences. An ideal candidate will be active in technology communities – particularly those related to amateur radio, digital communications science, free/libre open source software, and DIY culture. This is an excellent opportunity for someone interested in doing communications work in a philanthropic environment related to technology and education. *Responsibilities:* * *Communications Strategy:*Creating, implementing, and monitoring communications and social media strategies, serving as communications strategist and thought partner on a multidisciplinary team. * *Content Development:*Writing and editing primarily digital content such as newsletters, blog posts, brochures, and public-facing formal reports, as well as developing and implementing social media content. * *Media Relations:*Serving as a media liaison; curating targeted press lists of relevant media outlets, trade publications, and publications reaching underrepresented groups in amateur radio, digital communications, and technology more generally. * *External Engagement and Events:*Participating in opportunities to raise visibility of ARDC and seek new projects and communities worth funding; managing and engagement on community forums. * *Community Liaison:*Keeping an eye out for relevant events and info that we need to be paying attention to, and educating the ARDC team about what’s going on out in the world. * *Presentation:*Working with the ARDC team to develop opportunities and to deliver high-quality presentations, pitches, and interviews in both virtual and in-person settings. * *Brand Management:*Ensuring that all ARDC public-facing materials are reflective of ourvalues <https://www.ardc.net/about/values/>and standards. This includes copyediting, website updates and maintenance (WordPress), and creating professional-looking, polished works. * *Required Knowledge and Skills:* * 3+ years’ experience in communications or public relations for a scientific, educational organization such as a nonprofit, school, or university. * Demonstrated ability to develop an engagement strategy and complete complex communications campaigns. * Functional skills in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or other graphic design software. * Functional skills in video editing. * Functional skills in working with WordPress (content management, page / post design). * Ability to follow a style guide / utilize a brand kit. * Ability to quickly produce clear, concise, and compelling written copy for audiences with varying degrees of technical knowledge. * Ability to adapt to a continually evolving environment and thrive in a collaborative workplace. * Ability to manage, maintain and keep deadlines. * Proficiency in using a range of technology, including LibreOffice and Google Docs, and willingness to learn new technologies. * Enthusiasm for or the desire to learn about the science and art of amateur radio. * A collaborative and relationship-building mindset. * *Preferred Knowledge & Skills:* * Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, particularly in an area related to technology, management, or communications. * Experience working in startups or other new, growing organizations. * Experience working with international colleagues and communities, including working with translators where needed. * Experience working with distributed teams and working remotely. * Familiarity with and involvement in amateur radio, ideally including the possession of an amateur radio license (which, if not already possessed, should be obtained post-hire). * Familiarity with (and love for) open source software and culture, as well as technological innovation in general. * Experience writing how-to documentation for technical subject matters. * Experience with podcast guest appearances and / or conference presentations. * Experience working with nonprofits, foundations, or other grantmaking organizations. *Location:* Remote, US. Must be able to work with a team primarily based in the Pacific Standard time zone. /At this time, we are only able to extend employment to individuals operating within US states and territories./ *Language:* English proficiency required. *Salary & Benefits:* $65,000 – $85,000 / year, depending on experience and selection of a 32-hour workweek. Benefits: * Paid Time Off (PTO) * Medical insurance premium stipend reimbursement * Matched contribution retirement plan * Option for 32-hour work week; some flexibility in work hours *How to Apply:* Please send a resume and cover letter to hr(a)ardc.net, as well as three (3) work samples, such as press releases, social media accounts you’ve curated, blog posts, newsletters, etc. Please send all files (including cover letter) as a PDF attachment without spaces in the file name. For example: jane-doe-cover-letter.pdf. -- *Merideth Stroh* - KK7BKI Operations Manager Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) www.ardc.net <https://www.ardc.net>

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ARDC is hiring: UX/UI Designer (contractor)
by Merideth Stroh 06 Apr '23

06 Apr '23

Hello 44Net Community, I'd like to share an opportunity to get more involved with ARDC. We are looking to hire a UX/UI Designer for a contract to work on an upgrade to the Portal. *Please review the job description below, or on our website* at: https://www.ardc.net/ardc-is-hiring-ux-ui-designer-contractor/. Application instructions are at the bottom. For any questions, please reach out to hr(a)ardc.net. 73, Merideth, KK7BKI * Overview Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) is a California-based private foundation that supports amateur radio and digital communications. It does this in two primary ways: making grants, and administering a block of IPv4 addresses known as 44Net, or the AMPRNet, available at https://www.ardc.net/44net/. To get IP addresses from 44Net, users must submit a request, which they do so using the Portal. Built many years ago, the Portal is in need of an upgrade. ARDC is seeking a skilled UX/UI Designer/Developer (Contractor) in order to make the new version the most user friendly that it can be. This will include: * Documentation of our existing process and workflows for different types of users (admins, coordinators, general users, etc.) * Front-end coding of the user interface. Technical documentation is also included in this project. Please note that branding is not included in this project. We have an existing style guide that we will be working from at this time. Required Skills The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in the following skills: * User research * A deep understanding and recent experience in creating Web Interfaces * An eye for detail and page layout / design to perfect the UX * Excellent knowledge and experience with HTML5 and CSS3 * Excellent knowledge of the Bootstrap framework, in particular version 5.2 * A working knowledge of JS, in particular JQuery * At least a basic understanding of PHP * An eye for clean and well-formatted code * Technical and user-facing documentation Additionally, candidates must be able to supply a portfolio of work. Nice-to-Have Skills The following skills will also be helpful for this project: * User flow development * Knowledge of Laravel, ideally version 9/10 * Familiarity with Blade templates * Recent experience of team working / collaboration * Experience with the PHPStorm IDE or an IDE that is compatible with PHPStorm * Experience with github / gitlab / git * High-level understanding of computer networking * Knowledge of and experience with amateur radio Location & Language * This work is remote, and the contractor may be located anywhere in the world. * Contractor must be able to participate primarily in meetings with our UK-based IT lead (GMT) but also the occasional meeting with our US staff, who are based on the west coast (PDT). * Advanced written and spoken proficiency in the English language is essential Applying If you are interested in this project, please submit your portfolio and a brief statement of interest to hr(a)ardc.net. If we agree it looks to be a good fit, we’ll reach out to you to share more about the project and request a bid. * -- *Merideth Stroh* - KK7BKI Operations Manager Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) www.ardc.net <https://www.ardc.net>

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