On 02/02/2012 17:38, Albert Homs i Gall wrote:
2012/2/2 <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi!
On 16:37 Thu 02 Feb , Albert Homs i Gall wrote:
...
> 5-. Services working inside the network
> All the web applications mentioned provide some kind of network
service
> listing or viewing, but also some other services focused to the
users are
> worth deploying (like internet access, file sharing, IRC or
whatever). Make
> this easier for "normal" users adds value to the network
How did you solve solve this? Guifi.net says: "Total internet
Gateways: 6
Direct Gateways and 197 Proxys". How do your users connect to the
internet
gateways?
3 ways of getting access:
a-. Inside some mesh clouds direct gateway is obtained trough the
routing protocol
Could you explain what that means? Which routing protocol and what do
you mean by 'mesh clouds'?
b-. Some VPN links to local ISP facilities or user-owned adsl
Again, what does that mean? I would really like an overview of how that
VPN architecture works, whether user owned or ISP facility based.
c-. Most users uses the proxy in their area, seetled by hand in their
browsers, but a firefox plugin was created to makes this easier
Do you have to manually define which one to use on each client?
Again how does a Firefox plugin assist in all this?
Cheers,
Adam.
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