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==Not everyone needs a gateway!== | ==Not everyone needs a gateway!== | ||
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# The second connection is used to connect your normal "non-ham" devices to the Internet. | # The second connection is used to connect your normal "non-ham" devices to the Internet. | ||
# The third connection is used to connect your "ham" devices so they can see and be seen by other AMPRNet devices. | # The third connection is used to connect your "ham" devices so they can see and be seen by other AMPRNet devices. | ||
The following diagram shows the layout of the connections. | The following diagram shows the layout of the connections. | ||
(Click on the image to enlarge). | (Click on the image to enlarge). | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 29 March 2014
The following are the steps necessary to create a general purpose gateway to AMPRNet using an Ubuntu Linux Server.
Not everyone needs a gateway!
Design
The basic design consists of a standard PC running Ubuntu 12.04 (LTS) and three network connections:
- The first connection is to your ISP so you can reach the Internet.
- The second connection is used to connect your normal "non-ham" devices to the Internet.
- The third connection is used to connect your "ham" devices so they can see and be seen by other AMPRNet devices.
The following diagram shows the layout of the connections. (Click on the image to enlarge).
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