I am interested in deploying a fairly large scale GNUnet on my campus's
network. This was previously done using a DC Hub, but was shut down by
the owners over privacy concerns. Thus GNUnet seems an ideal solution. I
have already downloaded and installed GNUnet on my machine and played
around with a few options such as limiting the connections to on-campus
IPs. Could you please highlight some of the major facets of GNUnet that
would help to make this a successful experiment? Also perhaps a brief
walk-though of the major points of configuration of both client (for the
less technically apt members) and server (to make sure I don't fall into
any unexpected pit-traps) ends of the utility. The entire network is
100Mb over FDDI rings and other various fiber connections. So although I
would like to preserve bandwidth and transfer speeds, it isn't a major
concern. I also hope to be able to provide valuable load testing and
security information to the project through intensive use (5000+ users).
Thank you for your time and continued development, and I look forward to
being able to help one another.
Sincerely,
Aubrey Bailey
P.S. If you don't feel like responding with these requests, that is
acceptable also, I will be scouring the FAQs and such over the next
several days regardless.
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