All,
Thanks!
*Ronen,
"Im not a Network guru (although i worked at ISP 20 years ago But
forgot most of the knowledge)...
I tend to agree that currently when i now go to any Israeli commercial
site from the 44 net ip the packet travel to UCSD and then back to
UCSD and by tunnel to me again and this is a long trip...the only
thing I can think off is to put a secondary portal for redundancy. Im
willing to cooperate..."
"If i do NAT I loose the ability the gain acess the 44 Net Hosts from
commercial IP..."
I agree! Let' s also agree on a...(Ethernet?) tunnel...and establish BGP
initallty discuss concept and to test... - a few days after this Holy
season.
In theory (or my RIP44v2 and testing considerations), you should not
need to NAT, we would use another protocol (lower priority, etc.) to
route. Therefore, if you have connectivity, you would operate
multihomed. When a packets enters a node vias IPIP or tome other tunnel
via fail over/receivig route announcements.
*Assi,
"Im willing to cooperate There is a mechanism, it's the point to point
tunnels. Most gateways
support that..."
Some 'RIP44v2'??? using another port? Another method?
*Rob,
"Please note you will have a constant traffic of several Mbit/s from
only the bad guys that are
portscanning and the reflection from the bad guys using your addresses
as spoofed source address, and
this is increasing all the time.
So don't do this from your home, put your router in a datacenter where
you have 100 Mbit/s or more."
Agreed!
Marius,
"...There is really no need to access commercial sites using a 44net
addresses via the US."
Agreed.
Thanks,
KB3VWG