Thus one of the better reasons to use a vpn/tunneling protocol between islands that incorporates authentication and do peering on an individual basis. It forces you to authenticate that you are who you say and by the 2 responsible parties one on each side of the link agreeing to peer on an individual basis and exchanging keys to authenticate the link those parties on each end thus expressly agree to carry each others traffic on a reciprical basis. If you don't like the network policies or of traffic from another network island no one is forcing you to peer with them or accept their traffic.
Eric
On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 11:56 PM, Jann Traschewski jann@gmx.de wrote:
(Please trim inclusions from previous messages) _______________________________________________ On 03.04.2014 01:09, Robbie De Lise wrote:
I hope we will never sell 44net ip space, since we will never be able to get something like this back.
Furthermore it would break our authentication based on net44 source addresses. We offer radio services only for source IP addresses out of 44/8 (e.g. access to the Packet Radio network or shortwave SDR transceivers).
Since we don't have an __easy__ solution for authentication of radio amateurs over the internet, building an Intranet for radio amateurs within 44/8 seems to be a good choice...
73, Jann
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