[AusNOG] Re Requests for Direct (BGP ACCESS) for AMPR (44.0.0.0/8)

[Damien Gardner Jnr]

Why would ISP's be being contacted by Ham's to setup routing for 44/8 
addresses?  One of the requirements for being allocated AMPR ip's is 
that you don't make them publically routable??

Or has that changed since I was last routing AMPR traffic? (Granted, it 
was 2001 :-p)

On 24/07/2013 4:36 AM, Samantha Scafe wrote:
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> Guys
>
> You may get requests from your users about BGP (Direct Access) for 
> their allocated subnet on 44.136.0.0/16
> Brian Kantor the custodian of the IP Block is now allowing BGP Access 
> once an allocation has been successful and an application for BGP 
> access has been made to him.
>
> If you are an amateur and require a  subnet from 44.136.0.0/16 for 
> your Amateur Radio Projects (Network) Please contact me off list
>
> Sam
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