21 Feb
2019
21 Feb
'19
6:43 p.m.
While I’m a fan of the raspberry pi I’d recommend offloading log-writes and other dusk
intensive processes to an external system or disk or maybe creating a RAM disk. I didn’t
account for this and suffered a micro-SD failure taking my gateway down.
I’m currently exploring the Edgerouter (with Marius) as a gateway, and also looking at RAM
disk logging on the raspberry pi.
— tom
Tom Cardinal / MSgt USAF (Ret) / N2XU / BSCS / CASP+
On Feb 21, 2019, at 9:15 AM, Brian Kantor
<Brian(a)bkantor.net> wrote:
A server (probably a VPS running Linux) equipped with OpenVPN
software can do what you want. A commercial router like a Mikrotik
can do this too.
Each user 'gateway' would be a VPN client. Either a small home
router with VPN capability or perhaps a Raspberry PI could be used
at the client end.
Note that as it will be exposed to the open Internet and will become
a target for hackers, you will have to install and configure various
security measures, keep it up to date, and monitor it closely.
- Brian
On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 02:55:12PM +0000, R P via
44Net wrote:
Hi there
We consider to advertise part of our Country AMPRNET IP Network allocation via BGP to
a small DataCenter
We want from there to allow users to have a gateways that will have IPIP tunnel to it.
By that we will decrease the latency of the IPIP tunnel that goes to UCSD and back and
also hopefully get a much bigger bandwidth (from the data center and not from the UCSD
limitations)
What Do we need to have in the Data Center in order to Support it ?
Is there any expert here that may direct the Software person (if it is a software
solution) in our team ? to do it ?
any info would be appreciated
Regards
Ronen - 4Z4ZQ
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