On Sat, Sep 16, 2017 at 3:21 PM, Steve L <kb9mwr(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Brian,
There is another option. And I am kind of surprised it doesn't exist,
or maybe it does and I am not aware of it.
Someone who has a BGP announced allocation, like HamWan (for the US)
could create their own (open source) portal for remote (non RF-LAN)
users. They could also support things like OpenVPN in addition to
IPIP, etc. I envisioned a series of regional portals, where non-RF
users would hook up with the one closest to them. If you are in
Europe for instance, I am pretty sure there is someone over there with
a BGP announcement, and there could he a Europe portal for IPIP (and
possibly other types of connections) to register with rather than back
all the way to UCSD.
It exists:
http://hamwan.org/Labs/Open%20Peering%20Policy.html
Tom KD7LXL