10 Nov
2021
10 Nov
'21
2:56 a.m.
me to
Matt
On 10/11/21 7:37 pm, Tony Langdon via 44Net wrote:
I have a BGP routed /24, which happens to support a
significant amount
of infrastructure for amateurs - an IRLP reflector, several Echolink
conferences, D-STAR reflector and a heap of public Echolink proxies.
On 10/11/21 7:14 pm, Damien Gardner via 44Net wrote:
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_____ _____
|___ |___ / Matt Perkins VK2FLY (advanced)
/ / |_ \ Woolloomooloo NSW (QF56od) +61403571333 matt(a)vk2fly.com
/ / ___) | A pround member of ARNSW, The WIA,
/_/ |____/ And the Waverley Amateur Radio Society.
Whaaaat? I know plenty of individual hams in vk2,
and vk4 with individual
allocations advertised via bgp.. although the former VK coordinator was
running half her ISP on 44-net space before she died, so VK may just be
very loose?
On Wed, 10 Nov 2021 at 7:11 pm, Donald Gordon via 44Net <
44net(a)mailman.ampr.org> wrote:
Hi
Does AMPRnet have any policy around allocating /24s to individual hams for
the purpose of experimenting with BGP/etc?
My local coordinator says this used to be a "yes, but you'd have to be a
club not an individual." However I note looking through AMPR allocations
there are some in e.g. 44.31 listed as educational/tinkering BGP. Which is
what I want to do. Should I be requesting in 44.31 instead of my country's
allocation?
Regards
Donald Gordon (ZL2IP)
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