Pedja et al,
I've written many documents and tools to help others understand 44-net routing as have Hessu, Marius, and others. It's all out there if you seek. I also wrote the wiki on using the portal to get your ip (block). If something is missing for your desired method of getting 44-net routing there's plenty here on the list that I'm sure will be able to guide you on where you need to go.
If there's a specific device you'll be using, there's documents available. If you can't find it, just ask. I've personally helped many get on amprnet.
--- Pardon my brevity, I'm on a Samsung Galaxy smartphone. --- Sent via axMail-Fax by N1URO.
On June 1, 2016 2:33:28 AM Pedja YT9TP yt9tp@uzice.net wrote:
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On 1.6.2016. 00:49, David Ranch wrote:
Though your network background will significantly help you come up to speed, there is a lot of unique nuances to amateur radio centric networking. This is one the fun parts of the hobby (to me) so I would encourage you do build up your own system and not try to buy something already build for you. .
There is just small problem: 44Networking is quite complex and it is not easy to self learn from scratch, especially when (scarse) documentation and help available assumes you are already an expert.
Some functional starting point can be of great help for people who want to get involved. It is much easier to learn when you have something that works and you can play with.
Pedja YT9TP
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