I just applied for a /24 out of 44.190/16, to help with this endeavor.
I’ll be announcing the prefix out of a commercial datacenter in Fremont, CA under ASN 7247.
73, -jav k4jh
Jav is the first one to get his proxies/relays running as a result of this call. He said "This was easy!".
Rob
On Apr 25, 2018, at 10:51, Rob Janssen pe1chl@amsat.org wrote:
I just applied for a /24 out of 44.190/16, to help with this endeavor.
I’ll be announcing the prefix out of a commercial datacenter in Fremont, CA under ASN 7247.
73, -jav k4jh
Jav is the first one to get his proxies/relays running as a result of this call. He said "This was easy!”.
Yes, it was.
1) Obtained the 44.190.5.0/24 assigned to me, configured my router at the datacenter in Fremont, CA to announce it.
2) Created VM on the above subnet, and assigned 20 IP addresses to it.
3) Obtained and compiled Rob Jenssen’s C program, configured it per the instructions.
4) Tested with just one proxy, added all the rest of proxies and relays.
5) Registered DNS hostnames.
73, -jav k4jh
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FYI folks...I used to run proxies on my subnet in the past. The only issue was, that since subnet is not not BGP, it was intended for your use only (i.e. not using AMPRGW for Internet, but still able to use EchoLink).
I used the Java JAR that was available form EchoLink (I understand you have a C program). I also used the Linux version, but the EchoLink Validators stated that should not be used without permission (and only for conference servers).
73,
- Lynwood KB3VWG
On 26/04/18 04:27, Javier Henderson wrote:
Yes, it was.
For some :) My current status is:
- Obtained the 44.190.5.0/24 assigned to me, configured my router at the datacenter in Fremont, CA to announce it.
That's in the hands of my NSP who are also hosting my VM, last I heard is he has configured his routers and his upstream wanted to see the COA - I have the notification of authority that I received from Brian and passed it on up the chain. As of around an hour ago, still no connectivity (.1 and .2 of my range are setup), so it's a waiting game.
- Created VM on the above subnet, and assigned 20 IP addresses to it.
I already have the VM, and assigning addresses should be straightforward.
- Obtained and compiled Rob Jenssen’s C program, configured it per the instructions.
I have read the docs, looks pretty straightforward, though I have a bit of migration to do - after initial testing, I have several existing private proxies to migrate to the binary, then create the public ones on the 44.x addresses.
On 26/04/18 03:51, Rob Janssen wrote:
Jav is the first one to get his proxies/relays running as a result of this call. He said "This was easy!".
I'm still waiting for my NSP's upstream to allow the BGP announcements.
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