Re: [44net] A new era of IPv4 Allocations

Hi all TNX to Antonious for his explanations. As far as I understand the whole bunch: 1.) 44.0/10 can talk to the whole world - whole world can talk to them This implies that 44/10 can talk to 44.128/10 via the PoPs (without NAT!) --> only ONE routing entry. Intelligence for this is in the PoPs. 2.) 44.128/10 can talk to 44.128/10 - talks to 44.0/10 via the PoPs (without NAT!) --> only ONE routing entry. Intelligence is in the PoPs Consequenses: - Issue of not knowing which networks are direct bgp and which are not has completey gone for both groups. - No multiple routing entries in "primitive" home-routers any more - Existing NAT-Issues (e.g. echolink) are gone - No separation inside the 44net-community any more: full connectivity - thoughts about technical solutions (e.g. PoPs) have been done and could be adopted - there is no "either...or" , the proposal is open In my opinion this is a very consistent concept and it would be a great advantage for the whole community. Therefore I think it is worth to do some "house-cleaning" (call for renumbering) by the ARDC _before_ setting up the technical solutions for this approach. 73s de Egbert DD9QP Am 30.07.21 um 08:34 schrieb Ruben ON3RVH via 44Net: