23 Jul
2019
23 Jul
'19
8:58 a.m.
It is not a fact that IPIP is difficult. It is either easy (if your ISP
router will forward IPIP or at least allow it through a DMZ) or impossible.
Install BPQ32/LinBPQ, add a few entries to the configuration file and
direct IPIP to the virtual IP address that it creates, and the BPQ
software suite, including routing IP datagrams over radio links, and
anything else running on that host will have access to amprnet. Add
another statement to the config and the host any any other host on the
lan can have similar access. This works equally well on Windows and
Linux machines. It doesn't need any special routers, renumbering you
network or any specialist network knowledge.
Of course, if your main interest is playing at being an ISP rather than
operating IP over RF links then this isn't for you.
73,
John G8BPQ
On 23/07/2019 06:53, Pedja YT9TP via 44Net wrote:
On 23.07.2019 00:00, Brian via 44Net wrote:
Nope. It is a fact.
Well, the
best step would be to make connecting easier, meaning,
anything but IPIP.
That seems to be the vocal preference no?