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So... It's mostly though vms from companies who run smaller educational IXes and the likes of Vultr who have bgp offerings... I have some details on https://as2
by tiernano 6y ago
So... It's mostly though vms from companies who run smaller educational IXes and the likes of Vultr who have bgp offerings... I have some details on https://as204994.net https://as204994.net about it. Costs are currently in around $150 per month including v4 and v6 leasing... Details of the IXes I'm in are up there too...
- kylegordon 6y agoThat certainly takes me back. In the early days of my career, I tinkered with BGP and VPNs amongst friends and cities, over radio and internet. The legacy lives on. https://lodge.glasgownet.com/2015/10/26/the-old-backnet/ https://lodge.glasgownet.com/2015/10/26/the-old-backnet/ https://web.archive.org/web/20050421022318/http://wiki.backnet.org/BANANA/Addresses https://web.archive.org/web/20050421022318/http://wiki.backn... We even had BGP over AX.25 for a very short while if memory serves.
- tiernano 6y agoSounds very like what dn42 does now. That's how I started with bgp... Then got my own v6 and then v4 space and ended up on the real internet. Dn42 defiantly helped in learning. This is cool that it's been around that long!
- kylegordon 6y agoIt does indeed! Had never heard of dn42, although I've been out of the loop with regards to this stuff for years now. Will certainly be having a look at dn42 :-)