On 16/03/19 05:03, Rob Janssen wrote:
And then you'll have issues in at least parts of the German networks.
You will have issues with them no matter what. Their network design just isn't suitable for connection to internet. No matter if you do or don't use tunnels, you will always have issues in some way.
Which leaves us with a bit of Shakespeare: "To tunnel or not to tunnel? That is the question.". Adding IPIP tunneling would make my life easier, because I'd then have a direct path to my BGP subnet. Although its purpose is to provide Internet facing services (currently Echolink proxies and conferences, IRLP reflector and D-STAR), I have at least one host that will use them - Echolink on my desktop needs proxy access, which is now on 44.x addresses. By default it will attempt to do those using its own 44.x address.
Other options are to setup a net route via the main NAT router (quick and easy, and probably the best short term option) or setup a VPN, which would at least ensure full access between my subnets.