On 26/9/20 9:43 pm, G1FEF via 44Net wrote:
On 24 Sep 2020, at 21:37, Damien Gardner via 44Net 44net@mailman.ampr.org wrote:
Has something changed? I was told 5 years ago when I was allocated my 44-net /24 that we *can't* have rDNS on them?
If you have a BGP announced subnet allocated then we are now allowing delegation of reverse DNS to your own servers. Contact me off list if you want to arrange this.
You might hear from me at some stage on this, will have to do a little planning and setting up first.
Though it's something of a moot point now that it's all becoming unusable anyway with rPKI coming in and the whole /8 is being unrouted from the internet :( That was a bit of a surprise at the start of the month when things started going unreachable - Have had to beg more normal IP's from work and start moving all the ham radio projects I host (dstar, aprs, etc here in .au) to 'real' IP space :/ What are others doing to handle the loss of routability of 44-net space? Is there any plan to sort out rPKI for 44-net at some point? I imagine it'd be a crazy job to try and do though..
Perhaps this is specific to your subnet? The subnet I have announced over BGP is reaching far and wide last time I checked.
So is mine. I'd have a lot of hams contacting me if it became unrouteable, given what it hosts (a major IRLP reflector, several Echolink conferences and a bunch of Echolink proxies, to name a few).