Re: [44net] BGP routes in RIP transmissions -- CANCELLED

Heloo all, The issue is actually simple one: If you have a 44net subnet behind your router, machines that do not have DNS entries at ampr.org will not be able to reach BGPed networks, because amprgw requires any host passing traffic through it must have such a DNS entry. At the moment, simply removing the default route in your ampr table solves this and routes those hosts vis ISP NAT. By automatically creating individual routes for BGP subnets make this a little more diffcult, and breaks existing working setups. Even if this is not a big issue for people with good networking knowledge, it breaks things for those that should have expected a simpler setup and are not profficient in networking, contrary to the initial goal of the proposal. 73s de Marius, YO2LOJ On 12.03.2019 12:11, Brian Kantor wrote: