[consume-routing] Satellite ?

[01983Net]

Anyone got nodes connected to satellte ISP?

Any good?

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From: Jasper Wallace <jasper at pointless.net>
To: <consume-routing at lists.consume.net>
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 1:58 AM
Subject: [consume-routing] routing meeting notes/minutes


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> Present:
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> Jasper <jasper at pointless.net>
> Kim kim at aldigital.co.uk>
> Honk <honk at hopf.org>
> Colin <colinj at mx5.org.uk>
> Adam <adam at aldigital.co.uk>
> derek/squids. <consume at selmes.com>
> Peter <pjd at am-gen.org>[1]
>
> And several others.
>
> [1](i think it was this peter, if it was a different peter please yell)
>
> We got a list of people interested in tunneling between them, here are the
> details:
>
> Hostname Link ext. ip supported protocols
> Honk unhygenix ADSL 213.123.167.183 gre/nos
> Doug booyaka ADSL 217.79.100.249 gre/nos
> Colin ? ADSL ? (Solaris machine)
> Kim ? Cable 80.193.219.127 gre
> jasper mostly Eth[2] 212.25.240.34 gre
> jasper  fish ADSL 217.204.252.18 gre
> jasper virgo Eth[3] 212.161.35.242 gre/nos
> peter ironchicken ADSL 212.23.22.116 gre[1]
>
> [1] OpenBSD, 1450 MTU
> [2] Via a 2Mbit line, so limited to 2Mbit.
> [3] 10Mbit
>
> We got a tunnel running between doug's box 'booyaka' and 'virgo' (virgo is
a
> cisco on COLT's network, it only has one ethernet connection plugged into
> it, and makes a good machine to uses as a tunnel reflector).
>
> We didn't get as far as setting up ospf over the link.
>
> Honk got gre running on his machine but got stalled by firewall problems
> before we could get things going.
>
> Assigned Colin some ip's
>
> Assigned Peter some ip's
>
> Found Adam's node on a map and got a lat/long and OSGB for him. (his
> postcode dosn't resolve)
>
> Assigned 10.1.38.0/24 to be split up into /30 for tunnels.
>
> Got bms's if_gre module to people:
>
> Bruces gre stuff only works on FreeBSD 4.4 and 4.5 (as far as we know).
> you just need the stuff in if_gre - don't worry about the rest.
>
> /sbin/nos-tun on FreeBSD works well and is easy to set up (works on virgo
> too).
>
> Chatted about security problems with ospf.
> Chatted about HostModeAP stuff and Prism2 cards.
>
> (And lots of other stuff that i've probably forgotten about).
>
>
> - --
> Information wants to be a lumberjack.
> [http://pointless.net/]                                   [0x2ECA0975]
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