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Good problem statements get better answers faster.
Good problem statements get better answers faster.


== How help works here ==
For the broader explanation of how discussion, coordination, and shared knowledge work here, see [[Community]].
 
44Net does not work like a conventional product with a separate support department for every technical question.
 
Most practical help happens through participants helping one another in public discussion spaces and then turning durable answers into documentation. That is why the best long-term way to get help is to use the wiki, ask clearly in the discussion group when needed, and feed working answers back into the documentation.
 
For more on that model, see [[Community]].


== Related pages ==
== Related pages ==

Latest revision as of 17:15, 15 April 2026


Use this page when you are stuck, unsure where to start, or trying to find the right place to ask a question.

44Net support is primarily community-based. The wiki is the first place to look for documented setup paths, and the discussion groups are where operators help one another with edge cases, troubleshooting, and operational questions.

Start here first

Before posting a question, check the page that matches what you are trying to do:

Ask for help

If the wiki does not answer your question, use the discussion channels or the Portal as appropriate:

  • ARDC 44Net discussion group for setup questions, troubleshooting, routing questions, and general operational discussion
  • Community for the broader explanation of how help, coordination, and participation work on 44Net
  • The Portal's ticket system for account access, callsign verification, address verification, or other administrative issues

If you cannot log in to the Portal, see Portal for the note about using the Portal's contact option.

Before you post

Include enough context for someone else to reason about the problem:

  • Which participation model you are using: Connect, IPIP Mesh, or BGP
  • Your platform or device: Linux, UniFi, MikroTik, cloud VM, and so on
  • Your network posture: home NAT, public IP, CGNAT, VPS, or routed subnet
  • The exact step where things fail
  • The exact error message or observed behavior
  • What you already tried

Good problem statements get better answers faster.

For the broader explanation of how discussion, coordination, and shared knowledge work here, see Community.

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