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Of course you can. It's called an AS (autonomous system), I think all you need is an IP address range, a physical link to someone willing to peer with you (anot
by rollcat 1y ago
Of course you can. It's called an AS (autonomous system), I think all you need is an IP address range, a physical link to someone willing to peer with you (another AS), some hardware, some paperwork, etc; and bam you're your own ISP.
My company has set this up for one of our customers (I wasn't involved).
- sieabahlpark 1y ago[dead]
- computably 1y ago> all you need is an IP address range, a physical link to someone willing to peer with you (another AS), some hardware, some paperwork, etc; and bam you're your own ISP. I'm pretty sure the connotation of "self-host" entails a strictly substantially smaller scope than starting your own ISP. Finding someone willing to peer with you also defeats the purpose. You are still fundamentally dependent on established ISPs.