[MLB-WIRELESS] National IP allocation and routing scheme??

[evilbunny]

Hello Drew,

little research goes a long way...

http://boingboing.net/2002_05_01_archive.html#85084529

NoCat and the Virtual Public Network
Oh, this is tasty. The NoCatAuth project is proposing to hand out
slices of the 10.*.*.* network-space to people who operate radios that
use NoCatAuth. This means that everyone who's on the global community
wireless network can route to one another, even though they have
non-routable IPs. I just asked Rob what he's gonna do when they run
out of the 10.*.*.* network. Schuyler said that'd take about 18
months, and we'd better have IPv6 by then (groans of dismay). No
sweat, said Rob -- who needs to talk to General Electric's network?
They've got an entire Class-A that we could start privately assigning
(essentially extraterratorializing the GE net-space without letting
inhibiting GE's ability to enjoy it).          

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Monday, May 20, 2002, 4:11:20 PM, you wrote:

D> evilbunny wrote:

>>Hello David,
>>
>>Is it really antisocial, or needs driven? obviously if they need that
>>much address space what are they supposed to do, likewise if we need
>>the address space what are we supposed to do?
>>
>>  
>>
D> Regarding NoCat supposedly using all of the 10 net... according to 
D> http://www.freenetworks.org/moin/index.cgi/NetworkAddressAllocations
D> NoCat is only claiming 10.42.x.x

D> If every other group can get by with a few blocks, why can't we? It also 
D> prepares us for future tunnels to other country group WAN's.

D> Drew


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