On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 05:26:47PM -0700, Ben Barrett wrote: > Would you consider it reasonable to pick some range in 10.x.y.z to call > "Eugene's FreeMesh"? What sort of collective or standards should be > defined for such a grab -- the IP allocation is LAN roughly speaking, > right? and the wifi is unlicensed... what to do, what to do. > > ben It depends on who owns or hosts the network. They can do whatever they like. If it is on 10.x then it will need to be natted to get out to the internet. The freemesh system could have a dns server which could store reverse dns rsa keys to allow for opportunistic encryption, however only linux/freeswan systems will be able to take advantage of it.
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