16 Jul
2013
16 Jul
'13
2:24 p.m.
On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 9:45 PM, Lin Holcomb
<LHolcomb(a)clearqualitygroup.com> wrote:
I just think the deal is we really should not be
required to do
something that we dont have as a project goal. If a BGP site wants to
play in the amprgw world great if not then then no.
It is not
necessary for the packets to route back and forth. It just adds an
extra level of complexity that is not needed for our project goals of
hosting radio projects that are fully rotatable to the internet.
Hmm, just checking, if I understand right:
Your project is about hosting radio projects that are fully routable
to the Internet.
You do not wish to be accessible from the rest of Amprnet, over
amateur radio for example.
Why do you need to use 44/8 addresses then, if not for being available
on the Amprnet?
I always thought that the cool thing about using 44/8 with BGP
announcements would be that they'd be accessible over both the normal
Internet routing infrastructure *and* over radio from various Amprnet
gateway sites. And that whenever a 44/8 source address would be seen
at my service, I could tell that it would be originated by an amateur
radio operator.
- Hessu