17 Jun
2020
17 Jun
'20
7:17 p.m.
Looking at Nats config, that is a pretty tidy configuration which makes
more sense than everyone having to call sign.amprnet.org.
Sensible naming is key to all this as having a ton of all being like
2e0emo.amprnet.net makes it harder to identify past the call sign.
Oh POCSAG that could be quiet cool there a few us in the UK looking at more
packet radio like it on a discord server
73's
2E0EMO
On Wed, 17 Jun 2020 at 11:06, Nat Morris via 44Net <44net(a)mailman.ampr.org>
wrote:
On Tue, Jun 16, 2020 at 8:41 PM G1FEF via 44Net
<44net(a)mailman.ampr.org>
wrote:
If you have a /24 or larger allocated and would like the reverse zone delegated to
your own nameservers then by all means drop me an email. You
will need a minimum of two nameservers already setup to answer to PTR
records within your allocation before I can get the delegation completed.
We do exactly this for our local repeater group site which works well.
We have a /24 which I arranged via Chris, our own RIPE public ASN, BGP
2x1G transit from an on-site ISP. Then asked for the /24 DNS to be
delegated to our domain providers DNS servers, so we can use their
simple control panel to update records instantly.
All our hosts are with-in our own treffgarne.org zone, so we can
manage ourselves without waiting on others.
Photo of our install featuring our DMR repeater, APRS iGate /
digipeater, BGP router, IP PDU and UPS.
https://twitter.com/treffgarnegroup/status/1140215534056812545/photo/1
@ 3600 NS ns0.portfast.net.
@ 3600 NS ns1.portfast.net.
@ 3600 NS ns2.portfast.net.uk.
1 3600 PTR router1.treffgarne.org.
25 3600 PTR router1.treffgarne.org.
26 3600 PTR dhcp26.treffgarne.org.
27 3600 PTR dhcp27.treffgarne.org.
28 3600 PTR dhcp28.treffgarne.org.
29 3600 PTR dhcp29.treffgarne.org.
30 3600 PTR dhcp30.treffgarne.org.
65 3600 PTR router1.treffgarne.org.
66 3600 PTR ups1.treffgarne.org.
67 3600 PTR pdu1.treffgarne.org.
81 3600 PTR router1.treffgarne.org.
82 3600 PTR gb7dp.treffgarne.org.
83 3600 PTR mb7uy.treffgarne.org.
We plan to add POCSAG in the near future.
The DHCP pool is for when repeater group members are onsite and
connected locally via an ethernet cable. I don't think we are breaking
any policies by doing things in this way.
Kind regards,
Nat,
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> On 16 Jun 2020, at 18:29, Iain R. Learmonth via 44Net <
44net(a)mailman.ampr.org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> On 16/06/2020 18:23, Rob Janssen via 44Net wrote:
>> Furthermore, I see that more and more subnets have arranged to
delegate
DNS to their own servers.
I had no idea this was an option. Who do I speak to to do this? It'd be
great to have actually up-to-date reverse DNS for my subnet.