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> distributing network resources.
>
> Quit trying to do it all out of your own pocket.
>
Sure, all we have to do is quit our jobs and run it. Let's call it APRL - The
American Packet Radio League.
8-|
kf
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Date: Wed, 21 May 97 19:43:41 MET DST
From: iw1cfl@ik1xht.ampr.org
Subject: Geographical subnetting
Hello all tcp/ip folks!
In our area we have 16 class "C" network of net 44. available.
Up to now we had assigned ip address sequentially (ie. started with
44.134.128.1, arrived at 44.134.128.254, then started to assign
44.134.129.1 and so on...).
As IP interest grows, more hams are asking for IP numbers.
Problem arises when we are trying to route packets via nodes and so
on: routes are growing, and still we have some connectivity
problem, due to hills an mountains we have here.
I got a disk with some statistical data in our area, and town and cities
are grouped in social security district, that have the nice feature
that are geographically coherent and have roughly the same population in.
Then I got an idea: if i subdivide our area in class C network geographically
and then start assigning new addresses tho these new subnets, is a good
idea?
And modifying assigned address to be consistent with new subdivision,
is a good idea?
Someone might say I can use RSPF, but firs of all on a The-net it won't
run, and in every case is not a good idea to have tons of routes
(especially on x1j).
73
Mike
PS "una risata vi seppellira`"
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Michele Debandi - IW1CFL - Universita` di Torino
Packet HomeBBS I1YLM.IPIE.ITA.EU -- Internet iw1cfl@linux1.cisi.unito.it
AMPRnet iw1cfl@ik1xht.ampr.org - iw1cfl@iw1cfl.ampr.org [44.134.128.73]
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Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 13:33:08 GMT
From: brian@nothing.ucsd.edu (Brian Kantor)
Subject: oh my
Enough people have asked that I'd better explain:
'We will bury you" is an ancient saying meaning that "our ideas
will outlast yours". It's not a threat, simply a statement of confidence.
I would have thought people on this list would recognize it, but...
- Brian
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Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 18:35:03 -0700
From: Ti Ng <gmed@geocities.com>
Subject: SAVE & EARN MONEY with FCI
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__________________________________________________
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