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	''Quick links:'' [[GetStarted\|Get Started]] • [[~~Ways to Connect~~\|~~Ways to Connect~~]] • Run a Project: [[DNS\|DNS]], [[Routing\|Routing]] • [[Community\|Community]]		''Quick links:'' [[GetStarted\|Get Started]] • [[Provisioning Methods\|Provisioning Methods]] • Run a Project: [[DNS\|DNS]], [[Routing\|Routing]] • [[Community\|Community]]
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	* [[About 44Net\|About 44Net]]: Understand history and stewardship		* [[About 44Net\|About 44Net]]: Understand history and stewardship
	* [[What People Build\|What People Build on 44Net]]: Project examples		* [[What People Build\|What People Build on 44Net]]: Project examples
	* [[~~Ways to Connect~~\|Ways to Provision 44Net]]: Get 44Net on your device or network.		* [[Provisioning Methods\|Ways to Provision 44Net]]: Get 44Net on your device or network.

	== Joining the discussion ==		== Joining the discussion ==

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	== How people connect ==		== How people connect ==
	When an operator is ready to run their own system, they choose a ~~connectivity~~ approach that fits their project, request address space, and get building.		When an operator is ready to run their own system, they choose a provisioning approach that fits their project, request address space, and get building.
	These paths coexist but are not automatically integrated; see [[Decentralization\|how Connect, IPIP Mesh, and BGP fit together]].		These paths coexist but are not automatically integrated; see [[Decentralization\|how Connect, IPIP Mesh, and BGP fit together]].

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	== How people connect ==		== How people connect ==
	When an operator is ready to run their own system, they choose a connectivity approach that fits their project, request address space, and get building.		When an operator is ready to run their own system, they choose a connectivity approach that fits their project, request address space, and get building.
			These paths coexist but are not automatically integrated; see [[Decentralization\|how Connect, IPIP Mesh, and BGP fit together]].

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	{{Info\|Note\|The 44Net Wiki is being updated and expanded. You may notice new sections and stub pages while this work is in progress. If you have suggestions or comments, please share them on the [https://ardc.groups.io/g/44net mailing list] or help make contributions yourself.}}		{{Info\|Note\|The 44Net Wiki is being updated and expanded. You may notice new sections and stub pages while this work is in progress. If you have suggestions or comments, please share them on the [https://ardc.groups.io/g/44net mailing list] or help make contributions yourself.}}

			== Older docs and notes ==
			Earlier pages that may still be useful:
			* [[Archive/Main Page]]
			* [[Archive/Home]]
			* [[Quickstart]]
			* [[Requesting a block]]
			* See [[Archive]] for more.

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	The resource that makes this possible is a block of over 12 million IP addresses tracing its origins to early packet radio. Today, [https://ardc.net/ Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)] maintains the address space in service to the community. See [[About 44Net]] for background and history.		The resource that makes this possible is a block of over 12 million IP addresses tracing its origins to early packet radio. Today, [https://ardc.net/ Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)] maintains the address space in service to the community. See [[About 44Net]] for background and history.

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	* Introduce yourself or follow ongoing projects.		* Introduce yourself or follow ongoing projects.
	* See what others are building, and share ideas of your own.		* See what others are building, and share ideas of your own.

			{{Info\|Note\|The 44Net Wiki is being updated and expanded. You may notice new sections and stub pages while this work is in progress. If you have suggestions or comments, please share them on the [https://ardc.groups.io/g/44net mailing list] or help make contributions yourself.}}

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	{{SectionFigure\|file=Network_map_illustration.png\|width=400px\|caption=44Net IP addresses are globally routable, enabling direct accessibility from the public Internet.}}		{{SectionFigure\|file=Network_map_illustration.png\|width=400px\|caption=44Net IP addresses are globally routable, enabling direct accessibility from the public Internet.}}
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	'''44Net''' makes publicly reachable networking available for experimentation and learning. Amateur radio operators and groups use it to run systems that are directly accessible from the Internet using stable public addresses.		'''44Net''' makes publicly reachable networking available for experimentation and learning. Amateur radio operators and groups use it to run systems that are directly accessible from the Internet using stable public IP addresses.

	The resource that makes this possible is a block of over 12 million IP addresses tracing its origins to early packet radio. Today, [https://ardc.net/ Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)] maintains the address space in service to the community. See [[About 44Net]] for background and history.		The resource that makes this possible is a block of over 12 million IP addresses tracing its origins to early packet radio. Today, [https://ardc.net/ Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)] maintains the address space in service to the community. See [[About 44Net]] for background and history.

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	{{Lead\|44Net is a community of licensed amateur radio operators building and connecting real ~~systems and~~ networks using shared public address space.}}		{{Lead\|44Net is a community of licensed amateur radio operators building and connecting real networks using shared public address space.}}

	== 44Net in brief ==		== 44Net in brief ==