Good afternoon,
Since this morning it seems that no RIP broadcasts are reaching the commercial IP address of my GW.
I've running ampr-ripd-2.4 in debug and verbose more for all of the afternoon, but I see nothing. I also checked the firewall rules (there are none) and also tried tracing packets with tshark.
None of the methods should any RIP UDP packets arriving at my GW. The GW entry seems to exist at least since 2020-11-11 14:16:42, so it's not a new entry.
A tracepath from the GW to 44.0.0.1 stops at sdsc-7710-7--mcore-vl2995-p2p.ucsd.edu (132.239.255.50).
Did anybody notice anything similar?
73 de Marc, LX1DUC
All,
I've hear some people mention IPv6. I've said before "closed mouths don't get fed"...
Maybe we can again ask for an IPv6 allocation to be given to us???
(I know this may be late.)
73,
- Lynwood
KB3VWG
Hello, 44net!
I'm thrilled to introduce y'all to ARDC employee #2: Chelsea Párraga!
Chelsea comes from a family full of hams, as well as a background in
both fundraising and grantmaking - most recently at History Colorado. In
addition to being well-versed in all things grantmaking, she also loves
learning and has even done some experimenting with a Raspberry Pi.
She's been with us for a couple of weeks now and has definitely hit the
ground running!
If you have any questions related to grantmaking, feel free to give her
a buzz at giving(a)ampr.org.
It feels wonderful to start growing the team. Please give her a warm
welcome!
Many thanks and 73,
Rosy
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Rosy Wolfe - KJ7RYV
Executive Director
Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)
ampr.org
Hi,
I’m interested what people are using 44Net space for…. what do you use
yours for (and what size allocation?).
On a related note - there doesn’t seem to be a clear description of what
you can and can’t do with it, other than nothing commercial?
Thanks,
Ian
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Ian Chilton
E-Mail: ian(a)chilton.me.uk
Web: http://www.ichilton.co.uk/blog
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ichilton
Github: http://github.com/ichilton
Hi,
I have a 44net/AMPRnet allocation that had the appropriate paperwork done
with Brian Kantor before he passed. This subnet has been delegated to me
for a few years and I am using a VPS provider to advertise it via BGP so
that it is accessible on the public Internet.
My provider is selling to another company that is unlikely to continue this
arrangement. Also, it seems my five-year contract has expired so it needs
renewing anyway. :)
Who is handling this documentation now? I'd like to arrange updated
documentation so that I can get whatever new provider to sign on.
Also, if anyone has any suggestions for providers with data centres in
Canada (or with low latency to prairie Canada, at least), I'm all ears. I
have found a prospect in Toronto and am waiting to hear back, but it is far
from definite.
Much appreciated.
73
Jim VE5EV
a few weeks ago somone linked to a really good youtube video on setting
up a vm as a bgp router with bird and open vpn.
now I cant find the post, the video or the link. could someone please
repost this or at least send me the link. I want to get 44.18.28/22
routed as I have a network which it was ontained for now needing built.
bgp is working TO my vm at vultr but I need to get the vpn side working
out to the sites.
Eric
af6ep
Hello fellow 44net users,
Yesterday I posted an analysis of the utilization of 44/8 on my blog, and you can find that here: https://blog.daknob.net/mapping-44net/ <https://blog.daknob.net/mapping-44net/>
I thought you may find it interesting to read, and it also includes a map of the entire IPv4 and IPv6 Internet as a bonus so you can compare our usage to other parts of it.
A note is that currently Germany's 44.148/15 already has very similar utilization to that of one of the most dense networks, 185/8 (comparison with 185.148/15): https://blog.daknob.net/content/images/2021/05/44-de-185-eu.png <https://blog.daknob.net/content/images/2021/05/44-de-185-eu.png> . According to the ping data, HAMNET accounts for over 75% of the hosts alive during the measurement, so that's a great example of what is possible for the entire network!
I'll be happy to hear any thoughts and comments you may have on the topic.
Antonis
SV2OIY
Very interesting article and nice tribute to Brian K. Good to see strong support from ARDC. Great job!
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