Re: Some packet questions...

["IT3 Stuart Blake Tener, USN" <teners@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 10/31/06 12:29 PM, "Bob Nielsen" <nielsen@xxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> On Oct 31, 2006, at 12:03 PM, IT3 Stuart Blake Tener, USN wrote:
> 
>> On 10/31/06 4:50 AM, "Mike McCarthy, W1NR" <lists@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> 
>>> Nothing has really changed in many years, so the documentation
>>> hasn't had
>>> any reason to be revised.
>>> 
>>> I found my local IP address coordinator very helpful in getting IP
>>> over
>>> AX.25 running.
>> 
>> I have been given so many stories concerning IP address
>> coordination that I
>> got fed up with even trying to coordinate! First I was assigned a
>> 32 address
>> block in the Philly area, then I was told in California that it
>> would not be
>> workable. Why not? If this is truly an IP network, why would I need
>> to have
>> a new set of IP address when only the physical location changed?
>> 
> 
> The subnets are assigned by state and locality.  Philadelphia is part
> of 44.080/16 and Beverly Hills is part of 44.016/16.  It's probably

How did you determine which areas were part of what subnets?

How do I locate the appropriate coordinator for each area in order to assert
a proper application?

> more of a routing issue than anything else.  This stuff is handled
> differently in different locations (some route by subnets; others do
> not).

Is there a way to find out if a particular area is in fact routed or not,
and if not, what I need to do if I want to provide a way to route it for
that particular area (using a VPN tunnel over the Internet)?

What steps must I take to apply for a group of (say 32) addresses for the
Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, or Philly/DC area?

> 
>> I am still interested now to find out what my current IP assignment
>> is, and
>> as well what the 32 address range is I was given.
>> 
> 
> I don't see n3gwg anywhere in the ampr.org list <ftp://ftp.ucsd.edu/
> hamradio/ampr.org>.

I noticed that I was conspicuously missing as well after a quick review post
your commentary. I used to have an allocation, but it seems apparently
evaporated.

> 
> 73 - Bob, N7XY
> Bainbridge Island, WA
> 



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Very Respectfully,

IT3 Stuart Blake Tener, USN
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