Hello everyone,
I've had a 44net account for a while now and I've played with both setting up
OpenWRT, several Linux VMs, and a Cisco 1900 (with limited knowledge and testing from work
when we got fancy ISR4443's) but never actually achieved anything. Previously I read
that to achieve BGP connectivity something had to be done with the ISP to allow the AS
route to be announced/routed so that may have been another roadblock. Also with the whole
IPIP based traffic, you can only have a limited number of devices unless you start working
nat-magic and throw everything behind the same ip.
Personally, I'm more familiar with VPN-based tunneling back to an endpoint and the
datacenter/carrier-based router would announce the /24 route based on the status of the
tunnel/ip and would not actually need to involve the non-rfp'd local carrier at all.
As long as traffic could be passed through a tcp port, the connection could be made.
Are there any opportunities with IPSEC/SSL/OpenVPN or even SDWAN endpoints joining the
network instead of needing a router and formal networking knowledge to do the same? I just
keep running into the same issues with 44net even though I can muster along and setup my
work sites with good old IPSEC tunnels and locking the service down.
Thanks,
KD8SEP
Trevor Halsey
Middletown, Ohio