16 Mar
2012
16 Mar
'12
9:41 a.m.
Lin,
The Germans are obviously better organised than the Swedes regarding
AMPRnet.
Have you checked out http://www.de.ampr.org/doku.php/wiki/syntax ?
It is something similar I am trying to get going in Sweden.
I had a couple of very informal discussions with friends involved in the
operation of the Swedish University Network (SUNET) about the
possibility to start announcing the Swedish AMPR space (44.140/16) from
a research network connected to Sunet via BGP peering.
None of my contacts saw a direct show stopper, but all of them
emphasized that before the questions is popped formally via a proposal,
which the SUNET board can accept or reject, there has to be a crystal
clear acceptable use policy (AUP) and an enforcement model with
acceptable sanctions if the AUP is broken.
SUNET is known to be fairly liberal but a minimal requirement is of
course that its own AUP is not violated. The SUNET AUP is available at
http://basun.sunet.se/html_docs/info_sunet/rules.html. The AMPRnet AUP
probably has to be much more restrictive to conform to ham license
rules. A preamble should probably also include pointers to evidence of
public good aspects, especially from a research and higher education
perspective.
Is this path worth pursuing?
On 2012-03-16 15:05, Lin Holcomb wrote:
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If we can do it as a group that would be great. I dont want to nag
them with one or two at a time and wear our our welcome we can start
another thread for a group buy if that is OK with Brian or we can go
off list what ever. I will be going to DE next week does anyone know
the German Hamnet guys? (or are they on the list) I want to take a
look at waht they are doing.
Lin
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