Re: [44net] What is 44net?

So, instead of simply getting our routes from AMPR dynamically, you suggest: - going to each individual subnet operator one-by-one and setup a peering relationship - setup VPN tunneling to each subnet we directly connect to - establish another way to maintain connection to GWs with dynamically changing IPs - then configure BGP on our gateways correctly to share routes and transit for one another through that tunnel connection??? I'm trying to figure out if you all are just joking, or if you're being serious. Your idea requires a new operator to magically locate others to setup a peering relationship with in order for their allocation to work. Not to mention, your suggestion is extremely convoluted: - there are many different kinds of VPN, and it seems a tunnel would have to be erected to each peer who could be using different VPN solutions - not all countries/ISPs allow VPNs - not all equipment works well with multiple VPN connections - I wouldn't expect everyone to simply know how to setup BGP - we'd have to begin coordinating ASNs, in addition to 44 addresses, or risk duplicates - a misconfiguration with BGP could spill out of AMPRNet onto the Public Internet -KB3VWG