Jamie, I’m not sure what site you’re referencing with “Columbia or VA”, be aware that not every icon on the map is something you can connect to. Be sure you’re looking at the 1 to 3 triangular-ish icons, representing the three 120 degree sectors we use to serve clients. In terms of access, your client will automatically pull a DHCP address from the sector, which is generally open. We do restrict telnet and winbox protocols at our internet edges as they’ve been too problematic from a security perspective. Otherwise things are open. If you have a specific need, send a note to netops@hamwan.org <mailto:netops@hamwan.org> and we can get you taken care of. Additionally if you need more than just the one address your modem will pull automatically, send us a note and we can route a subnet to you as well. Nigel
On Feb 27, 2021, at 4:39 PM, Jamie Hughes <wa7jh@outlook.com> wrote:
Good Saturday Evening,
The Kitsap County Amateur Radio Club is in process of establishing two links to a tower site located in East Bremerton. We plan to target Gold Mt with one and then Columbia or VA in Seattle with the other for redundant links.
We would love to have a net 44 address with no port restrictions in order to host devices at the site.
I would love some help on identifying the resources required to support both links and other devices at the site.
Thanks,
Jamie Hughes WA7JH Phone: (360) 362-4575 <tel:+13603624575>
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