11 Aug
2021
11 Aug
'21
12:55 p.m.
this is effectively the model I'm going for in building out my /22
subnet. though I hope for it to eventually spread out via radio links
across the southwestern US the point is for my vultr vps to act as a
point from which it is announced to the internet and serve as a vpn
server to those sites on my network that can manage a terrestrial vpn
connection to the internet. each site, will be interconnected via point
to point microwave links with most users connecting via RF into one of
the radio sites. in that way I have both redundant vpn routes off to
the internet via terestrial means, and a route over my network via
amateur radio links. in good times, the best route is chosen to
internet or not. in times when all hell breaks loose and the internet
goes down, even given my redundant links back to my bgp announcing vpn
server, I still have the radio network.
Eric
AF6EP
On 2021-08-11 06:23, Toussaint OTTAVI via 44Net wrote:
Le 11/08/2021 à 15:03, pete M via 44Net a écrit :
the backbone is the POP ardc are proposing to
build.
In my idea :
- POPs are the equivalent of our current regional gateways. They are
managed locally by us (sysadmins, coordinators, local teams...), not by
ARDC ! Basically, we migrate independent and different systems to a
common standardized model.
- ARDC provides backbone for interconnecting POPs all over the world.
This includes network links (to be defined), portal, all required
back-office tools, administration, and support for POP maintainers.
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