<If the TAC proposal goes ahead, I would keep this structure, though the <BGP routed subnet would be moved to 44.0/10, to comply with the new <structure. The tunneled subnet would likely remain where it is, as it's <already in 44.128/10.
exactly but you would have a easier path to than the IPIP tunel for the 44.128/10 part of the network as it will be available on a POP closer to your location lowering the traveling time of the packets to a few ms rather than the roung trip to VK land to UCSD back to the other IPIP subnet and so on for the answer. back.
________________________________________ De : 44Net 44net-bounces+petem001=hotmail.com@mailman.ampr.org de la part de Tony Langdon via 44Net 44net@mailman.ampr.org Envoyé : 11 août 2021 04:16 À : 44net@mailman.ampr.org Cc : Tony Langdon Objet : Re: [44net] Use cases
I have 2 /24s and 2 very different use cases.
Use case #1 - /24 routed via IPIP tunnels. This is purely to access the IPIP intranet, and eventually will have RF, possibly microwave links with some local hams, as I will have a few within easy microwave range. And I want to link with the rest of the intranet. I'm using a R-Pi as a router to provide the connectivity.
Use case #2 - IRLP reflector, D-STAR reflector, Echolink conferences, Echolink proxies and 1/3 of a multiprotocol conference server. I have a /24 BGP routed to a VPS in Melbourne, where the above services run. Approximately 200 of the 254 available IP addresses are currently in active use (mostly as Echolink proxies).
If the TAC proposal goes ahead, I would keep this structure, though the BGP routed subnet would be moved to 44.0/10, to comply with the new structure. The tunneled subnet would likely remain where it is, as it's already in 44.128/10.
On 11/8/21 6:58 am, Lynn Grant via 44Net wrote:
Greetings,
I have been a ham for over 50 years (though not recently active), and have been involved with networks for about 20, so I am following the recent discussions with great interest.
While I can understand in general terms what might be done with hybrid Internat-ham radio links, I would find it very useful to see examples of what other hams are currently doing with them. Would it be possible to have a few hams do short write-ups on what they are doing, and put them on the ARDC home page? Right now, it seems heavily skewed towards how to set up the networking end of things (which, of course, is very important, and something that hams new to networking could use some help with), with not much attention given to "Why would I want to do this?"
Thanks, and 73,
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