I guess my point is - there are those who sit around and cry and beat their forehead with their fist over authentication, the rules, third party traffic etc etc, and there are those who just go ahead, build it, and use it.
The difficulty for me is, I returned to 44net hoping for the latter, or at the very least some tutorials on the wiki where it might be done, meet some people that are doing it, but the reality is more that the 44net list is dominated by crybabies who would far rather point the finger, overtly discuss, and get irate at the rulebreakers than actually build anything positive.
My suggestion, if you were interested, which you're not, is to sit back a little and let the people who ARE ACTUALLY BUILDING SOMETHING, along with those who DO ACTUALLY INTEND to build something to get on with the task and keep your distracting discussion to yourself.
Or maybe this is just never going to happen on this list, and we are forever doomed to listen to the repeated diatribe of how to overtly authenticate and heavily police and analyse every vagrant network ping like its' some heinous DDOS attack. If so, why not start a new list yourself and name it appropriately? Hrm?? :)
Are we going put together a wiki on how to build a routable internet-connected 44net or not? What will it be? If we're going to shout, take offence, throw toys, and do nothing then I don't care for it.
Make a decision.
Steve
My Opinion -- the station that puts Net-44 traffic on the Amateur Radio frequencies is responsible for its content / security. The 'network' has no responsibility to enforce any country's Amateur Radio Service rules.
Other than that, follow the TOS and AUP at http://www.ampr.org/tos.txt
I favor a fully routable Internet address space for net 44.x.x.x -- subnets and individual hosts/stations can firewall to their own needs.
------------------------------ John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 http://k7ve.org/blog http://twitter.com/#!/john_hays http://www.facebook.com/john.d.hays
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 2:42 PM, Steve Wright stevewrightnz@gmail.comwrote:
(Please trim inclusions from previous messages) _______________________________________________ I guess my point is - there are those who sit around and cry and beat their forehead with their fist over authentication, the rules, third party traffic etc etc, and there are those who just go ahead, build it, and use it.
The difficulty for me is, I returned to 44net hoping for the latter, or at the very least some tutorials on the wiki where it might be done, meet some people that are doing it, but the reality is more that the 44net list is dominated by crybabies who would far rather point the finger, overtly discuss, and get irate at the rulebreakers than actually build anything positive.
My suggestion, if you were interested, which you're not, is to sit back a little and let the people who ARE ACTUALLY BUILDING SOMETHING, along with those who DO ACTUALLY INTEND to build something to get on with the task and keep your distracting discussion to yourself.
Or maybe this is just never going to happen on this list, and we are forever doomed to listen to the repeated diatribe of how to overtly authenticate and heavily police and analyse every vagrant network ping like its' some heinous DDOS attack. If so, why not start a new list yourself and name it appropriately? Hrm?? :)
Are we going put together a wiki on how to build a routable internet-connected 44net or not? What will it be? If we're going to shout, take offence, throw toys, and do nothing then I don't care for it.
Make a decision.
Steve
On 04.04.2014 07:45, K7VE - John wrote:
My Opinion -- the station that puts Net-44 traffic on the Amateur Radio frequencies is responsible for its content / security.
I'd like to grant access to Amateur Radio frequencies if the source ip is within 44.0.0.0/8. I assume that only radio amateurs are "behind" net44 addresses.
73, Jann
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