22 Jul
2019
22 Jul
'19
11:08 a.m.
/I don't
suggest that you would use only our VPN server, you could /> >/connect it in
addition to some other to have additional redundancy /> >/and maybe a more efficient
path to western europe. /
Why would I want or need to go across the Atlantic when
it's not
necessary since IPIP is working fine for me. /You (or ARDC,
using their money) should eastablish one or more VPN /> >/servers on the eastcoast
and/or Canada, then you connect there and /> >/those servers connect back to UCSD or
maybe even advertise some of /> >/the locally assigned subnets on internet BGP. /
I don't see where this would be a reasonable allocation of funds by
ARDC. If ARDC were to allocate funding I would rather see it
go into research
of new techologies. We as hams are not leaders anymore, we're lemmings.
That would be a complete waste of money! As is clearly shown by this entire
discussion, there is nothing that hams hate more than to change something
that they think is working well for them, even without considering how it
works for others.
Again, it is much like the discussion about CW. Large groups of hams
still believe that CW is the most efficient mode and can be received when
all other modes fail. Utter bullshit, of course, but it was like that
50 years ago so it still must be true today.
/Then it will
improve your connectivity to internet, and connectivity /> >/to other AMPRnet
systems is the same or similar. /
How will that improve my connectivity to the
internet? I can and do get
around blocks by my ISP just fine - once I know what they are and I take
full advantage of the 200Mbs link I have for a residential circuit. I could get another circuit with 4G backup and shell
out almost
$2,000/yr additional as a business circuit but why? For people on this
list to try and tell me what to do with my circuit that I spend my money
on? I think not thank you. That's when a ham community turns into a ham
dictatorship.
It is always amazing to see people on this list toggle between "but there
are single points of failure in this solution, I do not like that!" and
"don't tell me to do things the way you like" after explaining them how to
work around those single points of failure. Apparently they bring that up
only to put a spanner in the works of any discussion about change, not
because they really care about it.
Also I think your solution is way too expensive. My home internet connection
(with fixed IPv4, native IPv6 /48, 100 Mbps, unlimited data, no silly filtering)
costs me less than $600/year and it includes 4G backup up to 1GB/month.
Rob